"Report me to EFCC," music star replies Falz

June 24, 2017 5:58 PM

9ice claimed to have merely been referring to socialites despite the telling lines in his hit song.

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Believe it or not, music all over the world has always been rooted in crime for ages, but this fact is obviously better acknowledged when there are no pointed fingers.

Since Falz The Bahd Guy came out to express his views on musicians glorifying crime, mostly fraud, during an interview with Hip TV, there has been controversy sweeping through the Nigerian social media.

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Since he may or may not have been referring to 9ice and one of his hit songs, "Living things", 9ice felt the need to not only set the record straight but encourage his younger colleague in the music industry to join the league of whistleblowers.

Following the controversy stirred up by Falz statements, Ynaija reports that the "Gongo aso" singer asked him to report the case to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) if he could prove that he had been hailing fraudsters with his lyrics.

ALSO READ: I didn't promote fraud in my 'Living Things' - singer defends

Meanwhile, Nigerians were quick to drag Falz for his comments, accusing him of being myopic because of his privileged upbringing.

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