mind you, tyla was attacked by south africans for defending chidimma. that alone should tell you what her stance on xenophobia is but y’all are just too stupid to see it
@EarlaFrida@astr0l0gyjunk I'm smiling hard at not feeling the repressed anger talk😂 'cos I feel the same way - not that I'm sure about my placements for real.
But certain descriptions aren't fitting stereotypes.
Indeed, as humans we tend to seek easy targets as distraction from looking at ourselves; and a person with a semblance of the peace we desire ends up bearing the brunt of our frustration and resentment.
Nigeria, rise your children are becoming endangered both home and abroad.
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Big Tyla not the little one because how is she the one we're confidently wanting to punish for the entirety of her country?
As in Tyla of yesterday is the flag bearer to send a message to SA-impressive.
How many of our top music acts have we devotedly held to this standard?
What exactly is the Nigerian government doing about its citizens being assaulted in other countries (South African specifically)?
Anyway, even within the country sef, they're forming unlooking.
Despite denials from the South African Police a video from Bellville, Cape Town, appears to show officers restraining Chika Ibe, a Nigerian from Abia State, in a manner that some witnesses allege involved strangulation and suffocation. Chika Ibe later died following the incident