Fan in tears as Tiwa Savage gifts N1 million

• Famous Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage gifted a fan N1 million during a live TikTok session as part of her celebration of the release of her new single, Mega Money Mega.
• During the live session titled Mega Money Millionaires, Tiwa and Ayra Starr selected a lucky fan to receive the life-changing amount.
• The fan, overcome with emotion, shed tears of joy after being chosen and sang Tiwa’s new single to claim her prize.

Nigerian music star Tiwa Savage has left a fan in tears of joy after gifting her a generous N1 million during a live TikTok session.

The heartwarming gesture comes as part of the singer’s celebrations following the release of her latest single, Mega Money Mega.

Earlier this week, Tiwa had announced her plans to reward her supporters with substantial cash prizes in appreciation for their unwavering loyalty to the song.

During a special live session titled Mega Money Millionaires, Tiwa, along with fellow artist Ayra Starr, randomly selected a fan to receive the life-changing amount.

The lucky fan, overwhelmed by the surprise, was moved to tears and couldn’t contain her emotions as she was asked to sing Tiwa’s new hit, Mega Money Mega, to claim the prize.

Expressing her heartfelt gratitude through sobs, the fan thanked Tiwa Savage for her extraordinary generosity.

Tiwa Savage later shared the touching moment on her Instagram, praising Ayra Starr for her support and promising more surprises for fans.

She wrote:

“You are a star @ayrastarr thank you for blessing two people last night. We live today at 7pm. Making more millionaires. Keep streaming Mega Money Mega.”

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In other news, Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has said there’s a divine reason for the delay in her career breakthrough.

In a recent episode of The Receipts podcast, the 44-year-old music star strongly expressed her belief that God delayed her success for a purpose.

According to her, God delayed her success to encourage other women who are less successful at an early age…