LAGOS SET TO DEEPEN SUPPORT FOR CREATIVE INDUSTRY, EXPANDS INFRASTRUCTURE - HAMZAT. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 LAGOS SET TO DEEPEN SUPPORT FOR CREATIVE INDUSTRY, EXPANDS INFRASTRUCTURE - HAMZAT  Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, has pledged that the State Government will continue to partner with stakeholders in the creative industry by strengthening skills development, expanding training opportunities, and providing the necessary infrastructure to support the growth of the sector. Speaking on Tuesday at the Official Commissioning and Grand Opening of Euphoria360 Hub, put in place by one of the Thespians,  Mr. Femi Adebayo, held at Oregun, Lagos, Hamzat said that the State Government is determined to create a sustainable pipeline of skilled creative professionals who could compete and earn globally. According to Hamzat, Lagos has no shortage of talent but needs to provide the right structures and opportunities to harness it. "The state is already investing in creative infrastructure, which includes the development of theatres in Ikorodu, Badagry, among other d...

TINUBU’S NAME SYNONYMOUS TO HARDSHIP – FALZ. (PHOTO).


 Tinubu’s name synonymous to hardship – Falz


Nigerian rapper and activist, Folarin Falana popularly called Falz, has expressed his candid thoughts on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, stating that hardship is the first thing that comes to mind when he hears the President’s name.


In a recent interview with Soundcity, Falz was asked about his association with Tinubu’s name, and he replied succinctly, “Hardship. No elaboration.”


This response reflects Falz’s criticism of the current administration’s handling of the country’s economic challenges.


In a separate interview with Arise TV, Falz elaborated on his concerns, stating that Nigeria has retrograded under President Tinubu’s leadership.


“It goes without saying that more than anything we’ve moved backwards. There is not much progress that has been recorded,” he said.


Falz also questioned the effectiveness of the President’s plans, referencing the campaign slogan “Emilokan,” which translates to “it’s my turn.”


“And now it just seems like, what were you planning on doing? We are still waiting. It’s remaining two more years. Maybe there is still a plan. But as it stands now, first half, we never see anything,” he noted.


With two years remaining in President Tinubu’s tenure, Falz is urging him to prove himself and deliver on his promises.

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