Nigerian music industry has its own ‘Diddy’ – Tiwa Savage [VIDEO]

  • Songstress Tiwa Savage has hinted at sex for favours currently ongoing in the Nigerian music industry.
  • The singer revealed this during a recent interview on Beat FM likening the occasion to that of American music executive, Diddy’s.
  • Tiwa Savage without giving further details stated that there might come a time when the person she is talking about gets apprehended.

Nigerian singer, Tiwa Savage has hinted that the Nigerian music industry might have its own version of Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, the American music executive who is alleged to be involved in sex trafficking.

She dropped the hint during a recent interview with The Beat 99.9 FM, Lagos. Tiwa Savage hinted:

“I think Nigerian music might have our own Diddy moment.”

Watch her speak below:

hitztv recalls federal officers seized supplies that they say were intended for use in orgies known as “freak offs”, including drugs and more than 1,000 bottles of baby oil during the raiding of Diddy’s Beverly Hills mansion in March.

Following Diddy’s arrest by Homeland Security in September on suspicion of sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy and interstate transportation for prostitution, the rapper became a global villain.

Diddy denied all the charges, entering a not-guilty plea on 17 September. However, his bail request was rejected twice.

Recently, Nigerian content creator-turned-singer, Oluwadolarz alleged that gay music executive demanded sex from him before he could promote his song but he refused.

After the news went viral, Mavin Records boss Don Jazzy dared him to name the gay music executive but he didn’t.

Meanwhile, Oluwadolarz reflected on some struggles he went through before coming on top.

The content creator shared how he got depressed and lost costly deals after he was accused of rape in 2020.

Oluwadolarz also disclosed that he took menial jobs after his music career failed at first in 2008.

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