Falz is right. The glorification of Internet fraudsters have no place in our music. But it exists as the Nigerian reality because where there is fame, dirty money is attracted to it.

"You are an entertainer in a position as a role model to younger ones coming up,” Falz told HipTV.

“And in your musical record you are greeting all the yahoo boys, you are greeting all the fraudsters , calling their name personally, hailing them, wire wire mo fe cha che, all this culture you are making the young ones think it's cool to do it, it's not, you are destroying our future," the rapper said.

Nigerians have reacted to this statement in many ways. Some for and against. But this is Nigeria. A country where thieves are celebrated as heroes, and criminals enjoy the support of public sympathizers. There’s truth in Falz’s words. Music should never be used to lead people to criminality or positively spin criminality.

It is wrong. It should never happen. Dammy Krane was recently arrested on allegations of credit card scam. When he was apprehended by the US police, he had 7 fraudulent credit cards on him. He is on bail, but a trial is set to occur, and Dammy Krane might just go to jail. His friend Sinzu is already in jail for the third time due to theft.

The music industry always attracts dirty money, and has had a special relationship with internet fraud.




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They glorify Internet fraudsters because most of these so called Yeyebrities are just using entertainment as a front...
Some are engaged in high class prostitution,drug pushing,advanced fee fraud,gun running,cyber crimes,etc... You can even ask Dammy krane or whatever is his name.
Even those who are not directly involved in these crimes,are financially supported by the fraudsters.
We thank God that some of them are real CELEBRITIES with hard earned fame and fortune...
GOD bless the legitimate 'hustlers'.

TRUE