Tiwa Savage, an Afro-beats singer, has finally spoken out after her leaked sex tape sparked outrage on social media.
The clip, which was released online Monday night, stirred debate on social media, with many Nigerians and admirers criticizing the mother of one, while others defended her.
It was revealed after the fantastic singer raised the alarm a few weeks ago that the footage was being used to blackmail her.
Tiwa Savage has been in the middle of the storm since the release of the recording, earning a lot of backlash on social media.
While some speculated that it was a marketing gimmick gone bad, others were disappointed with the Afro-pop queen.
Belinda Nana Akua Amoako, also known as Mzbel, a popular Ghanaian musician, claimed that she sacrificed her body to make her record with American artist Brandy popular on social media.
Following the internet leak of Tiwa Savage's sex tape, social media has reportedly been incredibly busy and hectic over the previous few days.
Tiwa released the video at this time, according to Mzbel, because she sought awareness for her new album, particularly in the United States market.
That's a lot of money.
Meanwhile, the 'Somebody's Son' singer broke her quiet on Instagram Friday, posting a lovely snapshot of herself wearing a white pants suit with a cryptic message.
Tiwa's caption claims that she was able to pin the scandal on her game and that she would never speak about it again.
She wrote, "Change that sh*t to the game and never comment on it again."
In another message, the singer expressed her gratitude to her fans for their love and support.
Thank you for the outpouring of support so far," Tiwa added. d'Recall that Tiwa had previously raised the alarm that she was being blackmailed by an unknown individual with a sex tape in an interview with American OAP, Angie Martinez of Power 105.1.
She was worried about what the blackmailer may do with the video, despite the fact that she claimed her partner had accidently uploaded it on Snapchat and then erased it.
Despite the outrage surrounding the leaked sex tape, Tiwa Savage has remained unfazed, releasing her short song "Who ordered the shooting" on Wednesday to honor the first #EndSARS anniversary.
In a short song, the beleaguered artist has called on the federal government to reveal who ordered the shooting of protesters at the Lekki tollgate last year, reigniting the discussion on "who ordered the shooting of protesters at the Lekki....
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