Nigerian rapper Folarin Falana, known as Falz, says he does not encourage people to marry before age 30. Speaking on an episode of The BTS Reality podcast, Falz argues that many individuals have not reached the emotional, financial, and mental maturity needed for marriage by their 20s. He presents waiting until the 30s as a way to allow people time to better prepare for the responsibilities and pressures that come with marriage. Falz’s comments frame early marriage as potentially challenging for those who are still developing stability and personal readiness. While the remarks reflect his personal views rather than a legal or official guideline, both outlets report that Falz urges singles to consider delaying marriage in order to improve preparedness. The reports do not cite specific cases or data, but they consistently describe his core message: maturity and readiness typically increase with age, making the 30s a more suitable period to consider marriage.