Falz Speaks Out: NLC Strike Cost Me Money

Rapper Folarin Falana, better known by his stage name Falz, has disclosed how his inability to return to Lagos as a result of the Organised Labour strike cost him the money he had invested in planning a video shoot.
Despite endorsing the labor movement, he said that the strike left him stuck in Uyo since the closure of airports prevented him from returning to Lagos.

Remember that on Monday, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) went on an indefinite strike to pressure the government to reconsider raising energy costs for certain customers and to reach an agreement on a new minimum wage for workers.

The rapper, however, stated that he supports the demands of the labor organizations and that he understands the reasons behind the strike.

The rapper, however, stated that he supports the demands of the labor organizations and that he understands the reasons behind the strike.

Falz stated, “I woke up this morning, set out for the airport only to hear that the airport is closed, all the flights are cancelled because of the strike action,” in a video message posted on his Instagram account. I’m stuck in Uyo and can’t go to Lagos.

It had an impact on me since I had a film shoot in Lagos today and I lost money because we had previously made reservations and now we would need to make additional payments. Although it had a significant impact on me, I comprehend the rationale behind the strike and