Sowore opposes Tyla boycott, blames Tinubu, S’African leaders for xenophobia

Omoyele Sowore urges Nigerians not to boycott Tyla’s concert, blaming Tinubu and South African leaders for xenophobic attacks instead of the artist.

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July 29, 2026 · 11:15 · 5 min read

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Omoyele Sowore urges Nigerians not to boycott Tyla’s concert, blaming Tinubu and South African leaders for xenophobic attacks instead of the artist.

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