Nigerian singer Oyinkansola Aderigbibe, known as Ayra Star, continues to impress her fans by appearing on international stages to show off her musical talent
She performed her popular song Rush at the ETAM Paris Fashion Week, looking stunning in a sleek black outfit while models showcased their designs. The 21-year-old wore heels and walked carefully to avoid any slips on stage.
Her fans enjoyed the performance and gave it high praise.
In addition to her music, the Sabi singer has made a name for herself in the industry with her daring outfits, which have sparked mixed reactions online.
Watch the video below:
See some comments below:
@sculpture_lagos: “Ayra is who she thinks she is.”
@_charleslion: “That guy with the zoom dey bad. Thank God say she turn back walka comot.”
@official_davkay: “E remain small make she fall o. Omo, ur mama prayer dey work.
@engr_chris001: “Why is she feeling make she kukuma off everything.”
@just_marll: “Big doingxxx. I’m happy for Ayra and afrobeats.”
@taaziyabymira: “Girl keeps winning.”
@king__.yusuf: “That’s how stars do.”
In other news, Portable faces the possibility of a ban from Canada just months after obtaining his visa, as activist Verydarkman expresses his intention to lodge complaints with the embassy, citing Portable’s disruptive conduct.
This situation arises following Verydarkman’s accusation against Portable for allegedly assaulting an individual during the recent Felabration event.
In response to Verydarkman’s allegations, Portable resorted to social media to retaliate against the activist, making broad assertions and issuing threats.
In a recent video, Verydarkman warned Portable that if he attempts to undermine his reputation, he will file complaints with the Canadian Embassy to prevent his entry into the country.
He emphasized that he plans to document instances of Portable’s violent behavior, prepare a complaint endorsed by a lawyer, and submit all evidence to the embassy to obstruct his relocation.
This development has elicited a variety of reactions from users on social media.
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