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Real reason I rejected Range Rover gift from a man – Tiwa Savage
Nigerian music sensation Tiwa Savage has disclosed that she once returned a Range Rover gifted to her by an admirer on her birthday.
During an interview on The Beat 99.9 FM, the singer explained her decision, stating, “I once got a Range Rover for my birthday, but I returned it because I was not feeling the guy.”
Renowned for her hit songs like Somebody’s Son, Tiwa Savage has carved a niche as one of Africa’s top music icons. During the interview, she also shared an intriguing detail about her network, revealing that US rapper Nicki Minaj is the most famous contact in her phonebook.
In addition to her musical achievements, which include numerous awards and international acclaim, Tiwa Savage has ventured into acting and filmmaking, showcasing her versatility and creative talents.
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