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Tiwa Savage has continued to soar as Africa’s shining star with her music cutting into the remotest of locations in the world, and we have the Nigerian entertainment industry to thank for all of this.

Going back to the 2000s, Tiwa was a newbie whose artistry and musicianship were hardly recognized even though she was already stepping gradually into the core of things by virtue of her songwriting abilities. She was based in the US at the time. So clearly, she grew over time. She started from level one and built her craft to the point of major prominence, but not before returning to Nigeria in 2010. Tiwa Savage was, in major respects, always going to be a star. This is a logical viewpoint considering that in 2010, with the song Kele Kele Love produced by Harmony Samuels, the starry-eyed, petite singer was already making some noise with a little buzz here and there. You could tell she was wired for the big stage; that she was built for stardom and everything associated with it.