Tiwa Savage Responds to Rumors of Not Supporting Female Artists
Tiwa Savage has highlighted her extensive collaborations with female artists and dismissed any claims suggesting she lacks support for her fellow women in the industry
Joy Kalu 
Nigerian Singer, Tiwa Savage has directly confronted rumors suggesting that she doesn't support her fellow female artists.
Amidst claims circulating on social media about a lack of support among Nigerian female musicians, Tiwa Savage took to her Instagram account to address the issue.
Responding to a fan who pointed out that she has collaborated with numerous female artists, Tiwa Savage refuted the notion that she doesn't support her colleagues.
She emphasized her extensive collaborations with female artists and dismissed the narrative of her being unsupportive, stating, "Y'all miss me with that bull sh$t narrative, I dey hustle money on my mind."
Tiwa has featured on notable songs with the likes of Waje [Onye], D'ija [The Way You Are] and a few more, but it is brow-raising that despite the success she has enjoyed over the years rising to become one of the biggest artists on the continent.
In 2013, She released her debut effort, ''Once Upon A Time'', the 19-track album had guest features in the form of Don Jazzy, Iceberg Slim, Sarkodie, Leo Wonder, General Pype and Flavour Nabania.
Tiwa Savage recently teased an upcoming collaboration with Simi titled 'Men Are Crazy,' adding to her list of collaborations with female artists.
