Afrobeats singer, Tiwa Savage, has claimed that poverty is responsible for the huge amount of entertainers Nigeria is churning out.

According to her, the hardship in the country is making young people explore their talents.

Speaking on the ‘Shopping The Sneakers’ podcast, Savage said living in Nigeria is difficult.

She said, “When you come to Nigeria, you will understand why we breed so many superstars. To survive in Nigeria is something else so that’s why the artists that come out of Nigeria are just like hustlers. They are just hustling.”

Nigeria has Africa’s largest movie, music, comedy and fashion industries.

Nollywood is the second largest movie industry in the world.

Nigerian singer Fireboy DML has shared details about the kind of women he has been involved with.

The ‘Playboy’ crooner said he has had experience with “dangerous women”.

Fireboy disclosed this via his verified X handle on Monday.

He, however, did not share enough details about his experience with the “dangerous women”.

He wrote: “I have experienced some dangerous women in this life.”

Fireboy had previously revealed that after the release of his fourth studio album, he would be going on a vacation in search of heartbreak to inspire his next album.

The singer recently released his eponymous fourth studio album, ‘Adedamola’.

Famous rapper, Nicki Minaj, has described Nigerian Afrobeat musician, Davido as an incredible melody maker and songwriter.

She made this known while revealing reasons for her recent collaboration with Davido.

The songstress had recently collaborated with Davido on her latest project ‘If It’s Okay’.

However responding to a curious fan who asked about her reason, Minaj stated that she was driven by her desire to infuse Afrobeat vibe into her music.

Speaking on her X handle, she described the Afrobeat star as an incredible melody maker.

“That man is an incredible writer & melody maker. It is always a pleasure working with him because of our mutual respect for one another. I asked him to be a part of it to bring out the Afro beats tempo/feeling in it a bit more. Naija to the world.”