“I appreciate my bullies”- Tiwa Savage

• The singer shared how she overcame tough times.

• Tiwa remembered her days at Clearmont High School, where she was bullied by classmates.

Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage talked about her experiences with bullying in high school.

In an interview with Capital Xtra in London, she shared how she overcame tough times.

Tiwa remembered her days at Clearmont High School, where she was bullied by classmates.

Instead of holding a grudge, she decided to show love and gratitude to those who bullied her.

“I went to Clearmont High School. I used to get bullied. I just want to say to the girls that used to bully me, I love you.

“I mean it. Because I’m popular and rich now, so there’s no point,” she said.

In other news, Prominent Nigerian singer and songwriter Tiwa Savage has announced that she is entering her Phoenix era.

The phoenix, a legendary bird, is believed to rise anew from its ashes, representing themes of immortality, renewal, and life after death. It is often illustrated as a stunning bird adorned with vibrant feathers and an elongated tail. In both Greek and Egyptian mythology, the phoenix is linked to the sun god.

Tiwa shared this revelation during an open interview on Beat FM, where she provided insights into her personal journey and professional endeavors.

“I’m in my Phoenix era. I have a phoenix tattoo on my neck. I have gone through the fire, and it is like a reinvention. I am coming out stronger in terms of love, heartbreak, and where I am in life. I’m now at a stage where I accept certain things, set boundaries, and be happy with my achievements. This is the rebirth of Tiwa Savage,” she declared.

The artist known for her song ‘Forgiveness’ also discussed her most audacious act for love.