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After sharing cordial cultural welcomes with former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, Nigerian musician Tiwa Savage has provoked comments on the internet.
According to reports, the brief interaction between the two caught attendees’ attention in the video that went viral on social media.
Reflecting the fusion of culture and diplomacy at the international event, the Afrobeats queen honored Osinbajo in a traditional Nigerian way.
Bashir Ahmad, a former presidential assistant, posted the video on 𝕏 and commented, “This region takes pride in its culture. Take a look at how Tiwa Savage welcomes Prof. Yemi Osinbajo on the sidelines of the UNGA in New York.”
Other internet users responded to the gesture as well.
We were brought up that way,” @btunddej wrote. Bowing or kneeling just demands respect from the recipient; it does not in any way reduce us.
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@jelhill wrote: “Observe how Tiwa’s welcome of Osibajo differs from the psychophants’ greeting of Tinubu. She got up from her knees and took a seat. Like slaves, those atenujes, such as the governor of Niger State and the chief priest of Cuba, were bonded to the ground.
@B_Lawz wrote: “But when @TeniEntertainer received her M.O.N., she felt too big to bend over backwards.” With this generation, everything is good.
This is the instruction we were given, wrote @OMONIGERIA1. This is the unquestionable aspect of our upbringing. Elders will not be looked at directly by a proper Omooluabi. You can see how she avoids making eye contact.
By @skymanbrt: “As it should be… Some people, on the other hand, are broke, empty, and frustrated; they never accomplish anything in life. Go tell them otherwise. This woman has accomplished all of her goals by herself! She still comprehends the workings of our culture. Mommy Jam Jam, may God bless you.
Enjoy your culture without comparing it to others, commented @M_Chiggy. For J-Zee or any other cultural elder, this same Tiwa will not bow down.
“That’s how we were raised and raising our kids, so she must represent Omoluabi wherever she goes,” @AdemidunAkintu1 wrote. Thank God, for we will begin correcting her from this location until she changes. Regardless of what you call it, the message needs to be sent.
As @cookedbygod wrote: “So. Did you give CP praise when he knelt down for Shettima? You don’t follow him and make fun of him? Eye care services
