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In a video shared on YouTube by Channels Television on Friday, June 12, 2026, popular Nigerian rapper and activist Falz was seen participating in a protest in Lagos State over the rising insecurity across the country.
The demonstration, which attracted attention from onlookers and online viewers, focused on growing concerns about kidnappings, killings, and general insecurity affecting multiple regions in Nigeria.
During the protest, Falz spoke passionately about the deteriorating security situation, stressing that the scale of violence and abductions had become deeply alarming.
He highlighted that the crisis was not confined to one area but was spreading across several states, leaving citizens fearful and demanding urgent government action.
According to the video, he stated: “They are killing too many of us, they are kidnapping too many of us, it’s happening in Kaduna, Kebbi, Zamfara, Borno, Kwara, Oyo, Ogun, so many states, and we are here to put an end to insecurity.”
His words captured the widespread nature of the insecurity challenge and the urgency felt by many Nigerians calling for reforms and stronger security responses.
The protest in Lagos formed part of a broader wave of civic engagement and public demonstrations aimed at drawing attention to insecurity in various parts of the country.
Participants expressed concern that repeated incidents of violence have disrupted daily life, affected economic activities, and heightened fear among residents in both urban and rural communities.
