Falz Explains Why He Stopped Practicing Law

Falz, a Nigerian rapper and actor, shared insights on why he stopped practicing law despite being called to the Nigerian Bar in 2012. He earned his law degree from the University of Reading in the United Kingdom and attended the Nigerian Law School in Abuja.
During a recent episode of the Behind The Story podcast, Falz explained that the rapid growth of his music career made it difficult to manage both professions. He recounted an incident in court where a judge recognized him for his entertainment activities, which made him realize that his rising fame could distract from his legal work and potentially undermine clients' confidence in his representation.
Falz noted that while he believes it is possible to combine both careers, it became unrealistic for him as his popularity increased. He first gained attention in Nigeria's music industry in 2011 with his debut single, "Wahz Up Guy," and has since become a prominent figure in the entertainment sector.
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