Monday, 25 November 2024

Tiwa Savage and Emma Nyra are guilty - KSB

Popular Nigerian singer, Kenny Saint Best, simply referred to as KSB, has called out to female musicians who are intimately involved with their male managers or record label owners.

She accused the likes of Tiwa Savage and Emma Nyra among others of being guilty.

According to the singer cum politician, it is a sacrilege for a female artiste that wants to survive in the music industry to be involved in the act.

She cited examples of the disastrous results naming Kel and Clarence Peters’ romance, Ubi Franklin and Emma Nyra’s romance and the most recent being Tiwa Savage and her estranged husband, Tee Bills, stating that it is difficult for a female act to succeed if she is not in good terms with her male manager.

 

On her social media handles, the ‘Turn Me Around’ crooner stated, “In the case of Emma Nyra and Ubi Franklin; her career nose-dived because they broke up and she became a wreck emotionally.

“There was nowhere she could push her career, now that she is coming back, she will have to join from the back and start all-over again unless she wants her career dead.

“I am disappointed Kel did not try enough after the ill-fated relationship with Clarence Peters.

“She showed promise and still has the talent. I understand how inconvenient it is to come up with music when you are emotionally down but people who win are those who pick themselves up and fight again. Kel should have done more than just give up on music.

“Yemi Alade is not having any challenges because her alleged romance (with her manager, Taiye Aliyu) is going fine for now. So everything is fine but once there is a fall out, there might be trouble,” she said adding that dating one’s manager as a female artiste is not a plus, rather it often ends disastrously,” she added.


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