Falz, a well-known artist, has said that he occasionally went to church merely to see women.
He said that he had frequently visited the Opebi, Lagos State, Anglican Church of Ascension because he had heard that there were gorgeous women there.
In the Netflix documentary Made In Lagos: Africa, Falz discusses his life, career, sources of inspiration, and the social impact his father, Femi Falana, has.
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The singer/actor admitted that, though he had never been a part of the church choir, he had once played the drums there.
He remarked that almost everywhere he went, people were always complimentary of his father.
He claimed that the majority of the time, Mr. Falana helped those in danger in both school and daily life.
The musician also mentioned how his mother was quite strict with her kids and worked hard to inculcate discipline in them.
He claimed that although his father is a hero and that he does not absolutely need to fill in for him, he now has the right to brag because he has achieved success in his chosen sector.
He recalled instances in which Fela’s songs would be playing on the car audio as his father drove them somewhere in his Peugeot.
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