“Koroba” doesn’t promote prostitution – Tiwa Savage
Ex Mavin Act and multi-talented female artiste, Tiwa Savage have reacted to tweets insinuating that her hit single “Koroba” promotes prostitution.
On the 5th of October, a twitter user made reference to the first verse of her song ‘Koroba’ stating that the first verse encourages transactional sex.
The first verse reads:
“I no come this life to suffer
If I follow politician
You go hear am for paper
Them go call am prostitution
Who no like enjoyment?
If money dey for pocket
Shebi na national budget o?
We go blow am like trumpet e (okay)”.
Read her response below:
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