My songs encourage youths to work harder not otherwise - singer
9ice has argued that his songs are meant to encourage youths to work harder and not urge them to go into illegality.
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The singer made this known to Punch in a recent chat on the ban of his controversial song, “Living Things.”
He said: "My song has been banned again?. I am surprised that they banned my songs because most of my music is to inspire the youths to work hard and ensure they do things the right way. I don’t sing songs that would encourage anyone to do the wrong thing.
"I have been in this industry for a while and I know better than to do such because I know a lot of people look up to me in the society."
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In mid-2017, Falz made comments about Internet fraudsters in Nigerian music.
Falz words stirred up a lot of debate online and an imaginary beef with 9ice but the two were quick to end the rumour with a lunch date.
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