WAS TIWA SAVAGE WRONG FOR PERFORMING AT KING CHARLES CORONATION?

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Tiwa Savage’s Coronation Performance Receives Mixed Reactions
The proclaimed "Queen of Afrobeats" took the stage after King Charles III formally took the throne.
Tiwa Savage’s performance at the coronation for King Charles III and Queen Camilla on Saturday (May 6) has some fans torn. The Nigerian singer-songwriter took the stage with her dynamic record, “KEYS TO THE KINGDOM,” from Beyoncé’s The Lion King: The Gift album.
Naturally, fans and viewers flooded social media with a mixture of opinions.
On YouTube, one user wrote, “Thank you Tiwa for your spectacular performance. Well done. Africa was well represented. Proudly Naija,” while another exclaimed, “What a phenomenal performance. I love her green dress. I know it is deliberate as that is our colour and I also love the Yoruba language and gangan ‘talking drum’ incorporated in the music. The Queen never disappoints. Thank you Tiwa for representing Nigeria and Africa as a whole so beautifully.”

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