Shenu Sani Reacts to criticism for tiwa savage over her performance for King Charles 3 Coronation.

After it was revealed Savage will play at Saturday’s crowning of King Charles at Westminster Abbey, some critics expressed their worry.

Social media users criticized Elizabeth and claimed that, given Britain’s colonial history in Nigeria, her attendance at the coronation was hypocritical.

Sani, however, urged individuals who were criticizing the “somebody son” singer on the grounds that she praised the relics of colonialism to cool off in a brief message sent on his official Twitter account on Monday.

He asserts that the British no longer dominate Nigeria.

Instead, he argued, Nigerians ought to be proud of her accomplishment and that international acclaim.

The former congressman continued by saying that there were also American performers.

“Those who are criticizing Tiwa for performing at the Coronation of King Charles III on the grounds that she glorified the remnants of colonialism should calm down,” Shehu Sani wrote. We are no longer governed by the British.

“We should all be pleased with her success and widespread acclaim. American artists also attended.