In a surprising revelation, Nigerian music icon Tiwa Savage has hinted at her retirement from the music industry. The 44-year-old songstress shared the news via her Instagram story, stating, “This might be my last studio album. I am tired, I don try.” While she did not disclose the title or release date of the album, the announcement has left fans and the music community in a state of mixed emotions.
Tiwa Savage, who rose to fame with her breakout single “Kele Kele Love” in 2010, has established herself as one of the most influential figures in the Nigerian music scene. Over the years, she has released several successful projects, including her debut album “Once Upon a Time” in 2013, “R.E.D” in 2015, and “Celia” in 2020. Her contributions to the music industry have earned her numerous accolades, including being the first female African artist to win Best African Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards in 2018.
In addition to her musical achievements, Tiwa Savage has also made significant strides in the fashion and film industries. Her debut film, “Water and Garri,” premiered on Prime Video in May 2021, further showcasing her versatility and talent.
The news of her potential retirement has sparked a wave of reactions from fans and fellow artists. Many have expressed their gratitude for her contributions to the industry and their hope that she will continue to inspire future generations of musicians. Others are saddened by the prospect of her stepping away from the spotlight but respect her decision to prioritize her well-being.
As Tiwa Savage prepares to release what might be her final studio album, the music world eagerly anticipates the impact it will have. Whether this truly marks the end of her illustrious career or a temporary hiatus, her legacy as the Queen of Afrobeats is firmly cemented.
