Nigerian rapper and activist Folarin Falana, well known as Falz the Bahd Guy, has called out President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over the worsening insecurity in the country, following yet another violent attack, this time inside a church in Kwara State.

Falz, in a strongly worded post shared on X, questioned the government’s failure to protect citizens amid the continuous rise in kidnappings and killings nationwide.

He wrote: “How many more people have to be kidnapped and murdered in cold blood? How many more lives do you want to waste? How many more futures do you wish to erase with your incompetence and inaction?"

His comments come barely 24 hours after a disturbing incident on Tuesday evening, November 18, where suspected bandits stormed a Christ Apostolic Church (CAC)** in Eruku, Kwara State.

The horrifying attack, captured in a live-streamed video, showed worshippers running for their lives as gunmen invaded the church mid-service.

According to the Kwara State Police Command, at least two people were killed, while one person was left injured in the assault.

The viral video has reignited national outrage, with many Nigerians echoing Falz’s frustration over the escalating insecurity and the government’s perceived lack of decisive action.

See some comments below

@GideonChibuike5___"In all that have happened since 3 days now,he is leaving Nigeria this morning to visit South Africa and Angola . Me; What kind of normal person go chasing clout when their house is on fire?"

@TunmiseOyindam1__"We only have a figurehead not a leader."

@buk_ee___"ermm. thank you for speaking up but have a conversation with your father about how he feel about this."

@geezydgaf___"Atp it’s not inaction or incompetence, it’s a deliberate negligence."

@nicholasemokhor___"APC has failed woefully and tinubu need to resign. Our soldiers are protecting politicians not the citizens"

@Judiiaj___"This country is scary. I am terrified! This is the legacy of Buhari, El Rufai, and Gumi. My God! I never knew a time like this would ever come in this country. Now, I miss the leadership of Obasanjo."