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Nigerians celebrates with Falz as he wishes his dad happy birthday on social media with flattering words

- Falz takes to social media to celebrate his father on his birthday

- The rapper and comedian showered his father with flattery on social media

- On his post, he described his father as a selfless man and a role model

Nigerian rapper and comedian Folarin Falana, popularly known as Falz, has showered his father with praises as he celebrates him on his birthday. The rapper had taken to his social media platforms to celebrate his father.

Aside from being a popular Nigerian celebrity, Falz is also the son of popular Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Femi Falana, known for his intelligence and expertise.

Falz had shared a photo of his father wishing him a happy birthday on both his Instagram and Twitter accounts. The rapper described his father as the most selfless person he knows.

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In the message, Falz also revealed that his father is his role model, an idol to him and an icon. He also described his father as a friend and everything to him.

The Moral Instruction crooner prayed that God should continue to bless the SAN and keep him for his family.

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Nigerians also joined in on the celebration, wishing the lawyer a long life and enormous wisdom. Read comments below:

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that a limbless pastor Nick Vujicic had celebrated his wife on Mothers' Day. He took to Instagram to share beautiful emotional words about his gorgeous wife on the special days for celebrating mothers.

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