Tiwa Savage said she began thinking about it after she was greeted by long queues at petrol stations after returning to Nigeria
By Kehinde Okeowo
Ace Nigerian singer, songwriter and actress, Tiwa Savage has lamented after long queues at filling stations resurfaced due to the announcement of the removal of fuel subsidy by new Nigerian president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu during his inauguration speech.
The award-winning singer made her feelings known in a social media post she shared recently, where she also bemoaned bad roads and poor power supply in the country.
According to the mother of one, she returned to Nigeria from Brazil, where she had gone on holiday to be greeted by fuel scarcity and epileptic power supply.
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The ‘Somebody’s Son’ crooner went on to say her car’s tyre also got damaged by the bad roads in the country.
Taking to her Instastory, she wrote, “Literally less than an hour back in Naija and one of my car tyres gone. Other car now in the queue for fuel. Issue with electricity in my house.”
Tiwa Savage further said she is considering going back to Brazil because of the hardship in Nigeria.
“I’m logging off and going back to where I came from because…” she added.