- Falz the Bahd Guy, a rapper and actor, shared humorous insights on long-distance relationships on social media.
- Falz, in his comedic accent, expressed his skepticism about dating someone who lives far away, particularly in different time zones.
Nigerian rapper and actor Falz the Bahd Guy has stirred laughter across social media after sharing a comedic video where he poked fun at the realities of long-distance relationships.
Filming from Canada, Falz used his trademark accent and witty storytelling to explain why he doesn’t believe in dating someone in another country especially one with a significant time difference like Nigeria.
“I just checked time in Lagos now, seven hours ahead,” he said. “Okay, let’s say I’m having a girlfriend there now. We want to sleep. I want to chat. I want to chat. You want to sleep.”
He then humorously acted out a classic long-distance couple’s late-night phone call, filled with cliché lines:
“We’ll now be on the phone like this, deceiving ourselves:
‘Ah, baby, I miss you.’
‘No, I miss you more.’
‘No, I miss you more.’
‘Baby, I want to sleep.’
‘Oya, hang up.’
‘No, you hang up.’
‘No, you hang up first.’”
The video quickly gained traction online, with fans relating to his lighthearted yet accurate take on the challenges of maintaining love across time zones.
Known for blending comedy with real-life issues, Falz once again hit the mark with this skit, reminding fans of the humorous side of relationships in today’s global world.
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In other news, Popular Nigerian media personality Ifedayo Olarinde, widely known as Daddy Freeze, has triggered widespread reactions online following comments he made questioning the integrity of Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
During a recent appearance on The Honest Bunch Podcast, Daddy Freeze raised concerns about Obi’s political history, particularly his alleged involvement with the late military dictator, General Sani Abacha.
Although he acknowledged Obi’s intelligence and appeal, Freeze challenged the widespread perception of him as a clean and incorruptible leader. He specifically pointed to claims that Obi held a key position Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority—during the Abacha era.
“I admire Peter Obi. He’s intelligent and articulate, but I struggle with the fact that he supposedly served under Abacha’s government. It’s difficult to reconcile that with the saintly image many people have of him today,” Freeze said.
Peter Obi, a former governor of Anambra State, gained massive grassroots support during the 2023 presidential election, finishing third behind APC’s Bola Tinubu and PDP’s Atiku Abubakar. Despite not clinching the presidency, his popularity has continued to rise, with many of his followers optimistic about a 2027 comeback.
Daddy Freeze’s remarks have since ignited debates across social media platforms, with some defending Obi’s record, while others echo Freeze’s concerns about transparency and political consistency.
