#FalzTheBahdGuy: All The Tables That Falz Shook In His Viral Cover Single #ThisIsNigeria

Since Falz took a genius step of bravery to address the horrible conditions and issues plaguing Nigeria with the cover of Childish Gambino‘s hit track 'This Is America', social media has not stopped buzzing with reactions. Read: Falz Shuts Down The Internet With ‘This Is Nigeria’, An Adaptation of Childish Gambino’s ‘This Is America’ From the symbolic use of sarcasm to expose the men of the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) to the gruesome Fulani herdsmen killings, indeed, the 27-year old rapper definitely floored your average rapper while vigorously shaking some tables which his contemporaries have been scared to attempt. Also Read: Falz Sparks Up Conversations On TwitterNG With ‘This Is Nigeria’ With a theme of activism and a voice-over by his Social activist father Femi Falana, NET brings you a breakdown of a 'few tables' that Falz shook with the song 'This is Nigeria' Watch the video above.
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P Diddy Reacts To Falz New Song ‘This is Nigeria

Nigerian rapper Falz has since received a lot of credits and accolade after he dropped his own version of Childish Gambino’s track “This is America” which he titled “This is Nigeria”.

The song has seen been heavily received in good hearts by Nigerians who applauds his ability to address the societal issues plaguing the country at large.

Reacting to the video which has since gone viral, Diddy, owner of Revolt TV and Bad Boy Records, posted a short clip on his Instagram page, which he promises to play the song on his station.

Mirroring the concept used by the American musician/filmmaker born Donald Glover, Falz, who’s also a multi-faceted entertainer, used his song to touch almost all the problems we are facing now.

While acknowledging the Nigerian rapper/comic-actor, he wrote: “#Nigeria LETS GO!”. ‘This is Nigeria’ was produced by Wande Thomas and the video was directed by Prodigeezy.

On the song, Falz talks about the menace of Fulani herdsmen, codeine epidemic among Nigerian youth, the much-panned special anti-robbery squad (SARS), internet fraud also known as ‘yahoo yahoo’, the Chibok and Dapchi schoolgirls  abduction.

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Cristiano Ronaldo Reacts To Zidane's Shock Resignation As Real Madrid Boss

Cristiano Ronaldo has taken to social  to react to Zinedine Zidane’s resignation as the Los Blancos manager after putting in two-and-a-half years at the club.

It will be recalled that Zidane announced his decision to quit Real after meeting with Real president, Florentino Perez, on Thursday morning.

Reacting through his Instagram account, the Portuguese captain, however, said he was proud to have played under Zidane.

“I just feel proud to have been your player. Mister, thank you for so much,” Ronaldo wrote.

Zidane won incredible eight titles, including three consecutive Champions League trophies during his time at Bernabeu.

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The Message Sergio Ramos Sent To Salah That Has Got People Talking

Sergio Ramos has taken to social media to console Liverpool talisman Salah after he injured him in Champions League final.

He wrote:

‘Sometimes football shows you it’s good side and other times the bad. Above all, we are fellow pros.
#GetWellSoon MoSalah’
However,the reactions from angry finds will amaze you.
But some reactions.....

Were like.... 

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Courtios Replacement finally found!

There have being doubts about Courtios future at Chelsea due to some recent contact with PSG

And Chelsea has finally made moves to replace him with a worthy replacement 

Allison Becker

Roma's no 1

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The Final Whistle: Real Madrid 3, Liverpool 1

The Final Whistle: Real Madrid 3, Liverpool 1

Gareth Bale’s two goals off the bench — one a wonder, the other a blunder — gave Real Madrid a 3-1 victory in the Champions League final on Saturday.

The victory was Madrid’s third in a row in the tournament, a feat unseen in the competition since Bayern Munich won three consecutive European Cups from 1974-76. It gave Madrid 13 titles over all, extending its Champions League record, and four in the past five years.

Liverpool, playing in the final for the first time since 2007, lost its star striker Mohamed Salah to a shoulder injury in the first half hour, and while it gave a game effort — tying the score at 1-1 early in the second half — Real Madrid’s relentlessness and unmatched depth simply wore them  down.

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Super Sub: Bale came off bench to win the champions league title

KIEV, Ukraine — In years to come, this Real Madrid team will not remember the details of how it moved from mere greatness to genuine legend, of how it etched its name in history alongside the very best club teams soccer has ever produced. They will not matter.

Like the Ajax of Johan Cruyff, the Bayern Munich of Franz Beckenbauer and the Real Madrid of Alfredo di Stefano, this is now a team that has won the European Cup three times in a row. In 2016, it saw off Atletico Madrid on penalties, in 2017, Juventus, in a 4-1 romp; and now, in 2018, a 3-1 win against Liverpool. That is what counts — the victory, the trophy, the glory — for a club that measures its worth in silver and in gold.

They are what will remain: everything else will fade. True, the second of its three goals will be talked about for some time, whenever an argument emerges about the best goal scored in the Champions League final. Gareth Bale’s gravity-defying overhead kick merits a place alongside the volley scored by his manager, Zinedine Zidane, in the 2002 final. It was a goal worthy of a place in history.

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