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“That Show Must Not Take Place”- Solomon Buchi Reacts To Tyla’s Nigeria Concert

  • South African artist Tyla is facing controversy before her December concert in Nigeria.
  • Nigerian author Solomon Buchi is advocating for the cancellation of the concert.
  • Buchi criticizes Tyla for her lack of response during previous xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

South African music sensation Tyla has once again found herself at the center of controversy ahead of her scheduled performance in Nigeria this December.

This time, Nigerian author and public commentator Solomon Buchi has openly called for the concert to be cancelled, citing the singer’s silence during past xenophobic attacks against Nigerians living in South Africa.

In a statement shared on social media, Buchi argued that Tyla failed to speak up when Nigerians were allegedly subjected to violence and discrimination during periods of xenophobic unrest. According to him, remaining silent during such incidents makes it difficult for many Nigerians to welcome the Grammy-winning artist with open arms.

“Tyla is scheduled to perform in Nigeria this December, and that show must not take place. She didn’t say a word during the xenophobic att@cks we witnessed in South Africa and how Nigerians were treated.”

His remarks have sparked mixed reactions online, with some Nigerians agreeing that public figures should speak out against injustice regardless of nationality. Others, however, believe it is unfair to hold Tyla personally responsible for the actions of individuals or the South African government, insisting that entertainers should not always be expected to comment on political or social crises.

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Read some comments below:

@Disturbed🦅🤟💵🦍🪖🐸:”I’m Nigerian but the fuck out with your stupid Agenda, She is an artist and you got to accept it’s not in her power to do anything bout what happened”

@Shakamoni:”That’s a nonsense agenda, do you think it is in her power to stop the Xenophobia? The show must stand.”

@raffHELL:”Whether cancellation is the right response or not, public figures are often judged by what they choose not to say as much as what they do.”

@Blaqk:”Make we even cancel her for entering our country sef”

@Chloe Bennett:”That’s fact, they need to cancel that show, who tf is even the organizers of the show, What an insult”

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