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Thousands of people have been left with nothing to earn on - Falz call out on FG by - CGTV on - August 17, 2020  falz Folarin Falana, popularly known and addressed as Falz the Bahd Guy, The 'Bop Daddy' crooner has never hidden his criticisms on the leadership of the nation and unethical happenings in the country. This can be seen obviously in his hit single ' this is Nigeria' and many other songs. Falz took to his Twitter handle to call out the President and vice president of Nigeria to open up the Entertainment industry's activities in the nation since other sectors of the economy are taken into cognisance. He also didn't hide his feelings by lamenting on his disdain about the hardship going through the nation since the beginning of the Corona Virus pandemic. Below are his tweets: " Restaurants have opened, airlines have been operating, places of worship have also been permitted to reopen...(1)" he firstly tweeted  "Let's not even start to talk about all the videos that have surfaced of political rallies happening, clearly neglecting all safety precautions...(2)" he continued  "Thousands of people have been left without any way to earn for several months...(3)" this is typical of Falz, not hiding his opinion on the plight of the people  "Right now, we don't see anything but a government that contributes little or nothing to it's creative sector and continues to attempt to stifle the sector in every way @MBuhari @ProfOsinbajo" this is so direct, no beating about the bush. He even called the shots direct to the president and vice  "The entertainment industry must be allowed to gradually get back in business!! Let's start with cinemas reopening with all safety precautions in place!! #savecinemas #SaveEntertainment. @MBuhari @ProfOsinbajo" this is also directed to the presidency.  It's obvious Falz is not happy about the silence about reopening the entertainment sector. He's not wrong after all. Below are reactions to his various tweets     Without shading the government openly, Falz is right in every thing he has said, he has spoken not only the mind of the people, I am very sure many entertainers would applaud him for coming out straight and direct on the issue. At he juncture, the government would wake up from their entertainment slumber and look into the issue. So funny how the government's political rallies are conducted without safety measures in place. Does that mean certain events are immune to Covid safety measures? It gets people wondering if the Covid is actually real in Nigeria. What's your opinion on what Falz said, is the time right to open up the entertainment sector?