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‘I Was In A Very Dark Place’ — Tekno Opens Up About Health Battle
Nigerian singer Tekno has spoken about why he has been absent from the music scene. It can be noted that it has been a while since fans last heard from the singer.
During a recent interview, he revealed that he suffered from a vocal cord issue caused by acid reflux. The condition affected his voice and prevented him from singing for a long time.
He shared that while recovering, people misunderstood his situation.
“Even the people closest to me were saying that ‘he is just lazy. He doesn’t want to perform.’ I was in a very dark place. Even after I recovered, I hated music. I didn’t want to hear music for a long time. I was only forcing myself to do music because I had a deal with Universal.”
Former reality star and BBNaija star Pere Egbi has joined Nigerians in speaking about Tyla’s upcoming concert in Nigeria.
It can be noted that many Nigerians have made a big issue out of the concert after Ayra Starr’s concert in South Africa was cancelled due to the ongoing xenophobic tensions.
Pere called on the government to stop the concert, saying “Nigerian @nigimmigration, we are collectively imploring you to intentionally deny Tyla and her team visas as well. They can’t do this to our own and we welcome their own. Madness must match madness.”
Nigerian social activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) reacts to the ongoing controversy surrounding Tyla’s upcoming concert in Nigeria.
VDM spoke against the singer’s performance in Nigeria, saying “There will be no Tyla show in Nigeria. It is not happening,” he said.
He added “If you continue with the show, we will come there and we will bring it down. We don’t care what will happen. We don’t want Tyla.”
Nigerians have shared mixed reactions, with some supporting his stance while others disagree.
Nigerians have reacted to Tyla’s upcoming concert in Nigeria. Following recent tensions surrounding the treatment of Nigerians in South Africa, many people questioned her decision to perform in the country and shared their opinions online.
Solomon Buchi wrote “Tyla is scheduled to perform in Nigeria this December, and that show must not take place. She didn’t say a word during the xenophobic attacks we witnessed in South Africa and how Nigerians were treated.”
Many Nigerians agreed with his opinion, saying she should not expect a warm reception after remaining silent. However, others expressed excitement about her upcoming performance.
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