The fact that Tyla even had the audacity to add Lagos to her tour dates is a huge disrespect to Nigerians and a big embarrassment for the people we call our leaders.
I call on Nigerians to peacefully boycott Tyla's performance as a symbolic stand for justice, accountability, and the protection of all Africans.
As long as xenophobia and Afrophobia continue to threaten the lives of Africans, including Nigerians, in South Africa, I believe this is not the right time to support South African entertainment in Nigeria.
#StopXenophobia #StopAfrophobia #JusticeForVictims
You see that WhatsApp thing wey I go view status and emoji go dey pop up when I try to go next and e no go go, e dey rage bait me gan.
E fit make me mute you.
I fit tell you say I like dark skinned men, make you later see me with light skinned men.
I’m not a woman of my word.
Na who treat me right be my person😂🤲🏾
I put my whole heart and soul into this project, but "Motide" holds a completely different kind of weight for me.
My album "BarryStar Vol.2" is finally out everywhere.
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Pregnancy can kill her.
C-sections can scar her forever.
Postpartum can destroy her mentally. But sure, keep calling it “just nine months.” Your lack of empathy is terrifying.
If she does hookup to be able to afford a better wig, you’ll complain. Let people live within their means. A student isn’t even meant to have her live all figured out. She wore a wig she could afford, and that’s fine.