His music often serves as a form of social commentary, focusing on themes like Pan-Africanism, good governance, and moral guidance for the "Arewanmu" (Our North) region. The Story of the Silent Scholar

The lyrics spoke not just of music, but of Zamantakewa —the delicate art of living together. As Musa listened, the songs became a mirror for his own community:

In the heart of Kano, where the red walls of the old city met the hum of modern life, there lived a young man named Musa. Musa was a student of life, but he often felt lost in the noise of a changing world. One evening, while walking near the Gidan Makama, he heard a melody that stopped him in his tracks—the soulful rhythm of Farfesan Waka's album, Zamantakewa .