Nigerian international singer, Tems has decided to delay the release of her highly anticipated music video for her single “Burning.”
Also, the Grammy-winning artist made this announcement on August 1, 2024, via her X account.
Due to the respect for the ongoing nationwide protests against economic hardship and bad governance.
In her post, Tems expressed solidarity with the protesters and emphasized the importance of their voices being heard:
“Out of respect for the ongoing protest at home, I have decided to postpone the release of the ‘Burning’ music video.
Praying for the safety of those outside at this time. May the voice of the people be heard.”
This decision aligns Tems with other prominent Nigerian artists and celebrities who have publicly supported the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria movement.
The protests began on August 1.
The protests are a response to increasing economic hardship and the rising cost of living following several reforms implemented by President Bola Tinubu.
Protesters across various states are demanding a reversal of the removal of petrol and power subsidies
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Also, they are calling for the government to reduce the cost of governance.
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