Musician Efya recently took to social media to address the misconceptions surrounding her relationship with Nigerian superstar Wizkid.
In a lengthy post, she expressed her frustration over the seemingly unending speculations that she is unappreciated by Wizkid due to his failure to feature her in his concerts and share international stages.
Recent reports have it that aside from their usual nightlife fun and a few collaborations they have worked on, Wizkid is yet to grant Efya the opportunity to join him on big stages.
The remarks are coming after Wizkid introduced King Promise – their mutual friend- on stage during his sold-out Tottenham concert, but Efya was absent.
In reaction, Efya emphasised that their relationship is built on mutual respect and genuine friendship, not on seeking opportunities for personal gain.
Addressing claims that their interactions are centred around fun without any professional benefits for her, Efya strongly refuted such notions.
She highlighted that they have both benefited one way or the other in terms of support and encouragement for each other’s music careers and artistic growth.
Efya further asserted that she has always been open to collaborating with Wizkid and other artistes, but it should be based on genuine creative synergy and not solely for the purpose of financial gains.
Aside from her personal decisions, she also mentioned that technical issues also sometimes make it challenging to accompany Wizkid for all his international performances.
“When it comes to performing on big stages, there are various factors involved that people may not be aware of. Scheduling conflicts, prior commitments, and logistical constraints sometimes make it challenging to accompany Wizkid on every single performance. It doesn’t diminish my dedication or the fact that I have also played on countless international stages,” she tweeted.
She urged fans and followers to support genuine friendships in the entertainment industry and avoid making assumptions based on rumours.
Read her tweets below:
First and foremost, it is important to clarify that I have the utmost respect for Wizkid and his incredible talent. We share a mutual admiration for each other's work, which has led to our friendship and collaboration. However, it is crucial to understand that being an artist…
— EFYA (@EFYA_Nokturnal) July 31, 2023
As an artist, I have a multifaceted career that encompasses my own music, projects, and obligations. While I value my friendship and artistic connection with Wizkid, I also have my own aspirations and commitments in the music industry. It is essential to strike a balance and…
— EFYA (@EFYA_Nokturnal) July 31, 2023
It is disheartening to be ridiculed based on misunderstandings and assumptions. I hope this thread provides clarity and sheds light on the intricacies of the music industry. Let us focus on celebrating each other's achievements rather than perpetuating unnecessary controversies.
— EFYA (@EFYA_Nokturnal) July 31, 2023
Moving forward, I encourage everyone to avoid jumping to conclusions or spreading rumors without proper understanding of the situation. Let us foster a culture of respect and upliftment within the music industry, where artists can support each other and thrive collectively.
— EFYA (@EFYA_Nokturnal) July 31, 2023
Thank you, once again, for your continued support. Let's focus on the music, celebrate diversity, and create a positive environment for artists to flourish. Together, we can build a stronger and more vibrant music community. Stay tuned for more updates and exciting projects from…
— EFYA (@EFYA_Nokturnal) July 31, 2023
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