Falz has dropped the music video for his track “How Many,” featuring singer-songwriter Crayon.
As the opening track on his newly released EP “Before the Feast,” “How Many” explores a man’s struggle to prove his love through material gestures, questioning how many acts or financial offerings it takes to truly demonstrate his affection. “How many transfers I go do to show you that I love you?,” he asks.
The track is produced by Aykbeat, with the video directed by Jyde Ajala.
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The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, has launched the Africa Fragility Initiative (AFI), a $74 million five-year programme dedicated…
