Nigerian pop singer, Yemi Alade has shared with her fans the recent happening in the society.

Yemi Alade said she is heartbroken over the increasing number of deaths from poison in the country. She added that the devil has influenced minds of people.

The Nigerian singer stated this on her Twitter handle while praying for God’s protection from the evil hands of untimely death.

”Lord God, please save us all from the evil hands of untimely death, rebuke the hand that poisons a brother’s drink or food.

I’m just heartbroken! The number of deaths from poison has SPIKED IN NIGERIA! TRUST NO ONE EVEN WITH WATER! Devil has opened a workshop in the minds of people!” she tweeted.

See her post below:

The Popular Nigerian Singer Took To Twitter To say Nigerians Are Begging For what they Rightly Deserve

Popular Nigerian singer, Yemi Eberechi Alade has called on leaders of African countries to better the lives of their citizens.

The artiste who recently questioned Lagos State government over the use of Covid-19 relief funds made this known in a thread she shared via the micro-blogging platform, Twitter on Monday, May 18, 2020.

In her tweet, Yemi Alade lamented on how Africans literary beg and to pray to get social amenities from their leaders which ordinarily should have been made available without citizens having to demand them.

Using Nigeria as a case study, the 31-year-old singer recalled how citizens rely on generator sets while praying and hoping NEPA supplies them power when other countries of the world have outgrown power supply issues.

Writing further, she noted that the continent is blessed already and thus called on African leaders to do the needful by blessing their people in return.

Refer to her Twitter thread below;

Nigerian Afro-Pop queen, Yemi Alade shared the official music video to her previously heard single “Lai Lai”.

Consequently, the Egar Boi-produced record “Lai Lai” was lifted from her recent project, ‘Woman of Steel’ (WOS) album.

The video was shot and directed by Paul Gambit.
Watch The Video Below:

Afro powerhouse diva, Yemi Aladeis the cover star of Guardian Life magazine’s latest issue. On the cover, Yemi oozes strength and tenacity as she strikes a ruling pose. The golden bodice dress, royal staff and Zulu inspired crown totally confirms her Mama Africa title.

With several landmark achievements, including BET, MTV African Music Award, and MOBO awards, as well as changing the narratives with her music outside the shores of Africa, and more recently listed as one of the most influential people in Africa in 2018, Yemi Alade deserves the Mama Africa title.

In the cover interview, Yemi Alade opens up about her journey into the entertainment scene, her recent collaborations and her biggest inspiration.

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