AKA reveals he is sad about the ugly state between himself and Nigerians after a heated twar occurred weeks ago.
In the early month of September, xenophobia attack made many Nigerian pour out their outrage to South Africans later leading to hate which affected some celebrities.
AKA happened to be a victim of the hate as an old soccer tweet of his’ resurfaced and people were quick to assume through the tweet that he is in support of Xenophobia.
Since then, Nigerians went hard on Super Mega and he was threatened not to step his feet in Nigeria.
While the issue seem to be swept under the carpet, AKA responded to some Nigerians tweet that he loves the country but he is sad with all of the hate on him.
“I f^ckin’ LOVE Naija you know, always have. Its sad that a misunderstanding about soccer lead us here,” he tweeted.
Ya but wetin everyone go southy? ? https://t.co/PqWOXo876y
— AKA (@akaworldwide) September 26, 2019
Yeah … no lies, I’m a bit sad about it. https://t.co/zDJmVKTIwL
— AKA (@akaworldwide) September 26, 2019
Yeah, especially because I spent YEARS introducing my people to artists not only from naija but all over the continent by working with them and traveling there often. And vice versa. Oh well … guess I’ll have to die here in Bryanston. ? https://t.co/uCgvJRJaUB
— AKA (@akaworldwide) September 26, 2019
Imagine … now I’m Xenoforbes. Crazy. ? https://t.co/FIVUN1FMCi
— AKA (@akaworldwide) September 26, 2019
I just wish there was a way for us all to get along and be great and make sick music ? … hopefully one day is one day.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) September 26, 2019
We definitely don’t need AFRICA spilt up again and again and again. It’s lame. Some of my best times and music has to do with Nigeria. It’s sad.
— AKA (@akaworldwide) September 26, 2019
