Twitter goes wild as Falz releases Moral Instruction album

Nigerian Politicians after listening to Falz new album #MoralInstruction pic.twitter.com/BcmgTQiYtL

— Ebuka Akara (@ebuka_akara) January 15, 2019

Falz made an album solely to combat the ills in our society.

This is how you lend your voice to a cause that matters#MoralInstruction

— Don Boye (@DonBoye_) January 15, 2019

It's just like Fela featuring Falz from the grave ….

Fela sings
Falz raps
Perfect combo#moralInstruction

— kvng (@your_sire) January 15, 2019

Now on my third listen of Falz’s #MoralInstruction album and wow, I’m still amazed.

It’s everything I imagined and more. Really beautiful and conscious music!

— Iseunife The First (@Shawnife_) January 15, 2019

#MoralInstruction after listening to this album, I ask again, are we still voting either Atiku or Buhari??? Wake up Nigerians, this album is a wake up call!!! pic.twitter.com/n7wRV5nMm5

— Chris Marteenz (@OkoyeMartins7) January 15, 2019

Just like FELA boldly criticized the ills in the Nigerian society during his time, Falz has been critical of the larger issues bedeviling our country and his latest album #MoralInstruction is Moral compass to chart back our course to sanity.

Don't condemn him, APPRAISE him ! pic.twitter.com/fztSiXXGMz

— AURACOOL (@TWEETORACLE) January 15, 2019

#MoralInstruction
Jan 15, 1966: The first coup happened in Nigeria.

Jan 15, 2019: Falz launches coup against songs moral decadence in Nigeria

I doff my hat#TheBahdFela

— T U N M I S E (@olumurewa_) January 15, 2019

Nigerian Government when they listen to Falz #MoralInstruction pic.twitter.com/BS9KUaxegz

— Baba Ibeji (@Marapolsa) January 15, 2019

Just finished listening to the #MoralInstruction album. I love it. One question though, baba @falzthebahdguy, was it super expensive to clear the Fela samples on the record?

— Alpha. (@Alpha_Ojini) January 15, 2019

The best way to lend your voice to curb the ill-doings in a society is to use your platform judiciously for same.

Falz dedicated an entire album to talk about everything wrong with Nigeria. Now this is how to talk the talk. #MoralInstruction

— Wale Adetona (@iSlimfit) January 15, 2019

I don’t want people to use the words “resilience and Nigerian” in the same sentence again. We are not a resilient people. We are numb and our sensitivities are dull. We have a penchant for suffering that we disguise as resilience. It’s not. #MoralInstruction got me thinking.

— NIYI (@itsmeNiyi) January 15, 2019

With this album, Falz has evicerated the notion that you cannot be entertaining and conscious. Fela did it constantly, Falz has done it, again. #MoralInstruction pic.twitter.com/Hr5ev9bEln

— Alfred Momodu (@mynameisAlfie_) January 15, 2019