Nigerian men are not romantic – Tiwa Savage
Image Credit: vanguardngr- Tiwa Savage, a renowned Nigerian singer, stated that Nigerian men, despite their charisma and financial generosity, lack genuine romantic qualities.
- She emphasized that while Nigerian men have confidence and know how to impress with money, she seeks deeper romantic connection beyond material gestures.
- Savage rose to fame with her 2010 hit “Kele Kele Love” and has achieved international acclaim.
- She was previously married to music executive Tunji ‘TeeBillz’ Balogun, with whom she has a son, but they divorced in 2018.
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