Nigerian music star Folarin Falana, popularly recognized as Falz, has ignited widespread debate on social media following his controversial statement that fornication is not sinful.
According to LMSINT MEDIA, Falz made this declaration in a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), where he openly stated:
“Fornication is not a sin.”
This remark has attracted significant criticism, especially from Christian communities online. Many users swiftly responded with strong objections, referencing biblical scriptures that directly oppose his view.
Critics argue that his statement contradicts established Christian values and teachings. The reaction has intensified discussions on how celebrities influence moral standards and religious beliefs.
Religious Outrage and Public Reactions
Several online users responded sharply, quoting biblical texts to challenge Falz’s assertion.
“Saying fornication isn’t a sin is a clear denial of biblical truth. Scripture says to ‘flee from sexual immorality’ (1 Corinthians 6:18).”
@jfadconsult added:
“Papa no believe in God, Pikin dey do PR for Devil.”
@MicoTNTs commented:
“Agent of Satan, sending people astray with useless motivation.”
@omoiyapolice remarked:
“Lion don go born goat o.”
@BintDija criticized:
“No wonder you no gree marry.”
@ella_bosslady_ wrote:
“It’s a sin and one of the 10 commandments.”
@drpenking accused:
“You dey follow chase clout at your age.”
@Blessing_olivia went further:
“1 Corinthians 6:18 tells us to flee from it as it’s a sin against our own body. 1 Corinthians 5:9-11 warns believers to avoid fornicators. Galatians 5 highlights God’s hatred for fornication. God calls us to resist sin, but when it comes to sexual sin, He says to flee. Some of you celebrities are clearly promoting end-time doctrines. Sad, I used to like you.”
The controversy remains ongoing, reigniting old debates on personal beliefs, celebrity influence, and the importance of religious principles in society.
