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Singer Jaywon joins the call for South Africaâs Tyla not to come to Nigeria for any performance
Nigerian singer Jaywon has joined growing online calls demanding that South African Grammy winner Tyla cancel her upcoming performances in Nigeria.
Jaywon criticized the “Water” singer for her alleged silence during incidents where foreigners were attacked and their properties destroyed in South Africa.
In a social media post, he argued that she should remain in her home country rather than perform in Nigeria at this time, declaring the current climate unsuitable for her visit
Read his post below..
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