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Tiwa Savage Accused Of Disrespecting Ghana By Dropping The Country’s Flag On Stage During Concert – WATCH VIDEO
Nigerian music diva, Tiwa Savage has been accused of disrespecting Ghana and all Ghanaians by dropping the country’s flag during a performance over the weekend.
She was one of the a-list performers last week Saturday at the Ghana meets Naija concert.
She delivered an electrifying performance at the event and the fans present and they couldn’t help but enjoy her energy and stage presence.
The music diva is however being chastised for dropping the country’s flag on stage during her performance as several people claimed its a sign of disrespect.
Catch it happen at the 1.08 minute mark in the video below:
https://youtu.be/TjLUY2gBX70
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