Breaking News: Tems Postpones Music Video Release Amidst Ongoing Protests in Nigeria

Nigerian singer, Tems, has announced that she will be postponing the release of her music video, "Burning", in solidarity with the ongoing protests in Nigeria. The protests, which kicked off on August 1st, are a reaction to the increasing economic hardship and cost of living crisis that has followed some of the reforms of President Bola Tinubu.

According to Tems’ post on her X account, she has decided to postpone the release of the music video out of respect for the ongoing protest at home. She also demanded that the people’s voices be heard, echoing the sentiments of many Nigerians who are calling for good governance and an end to bad governance in the country.

Tems’ decision to postpone the release of her music video has been applauded by fans and observers who hailed her for sharing the pulse of the struggling Nigerian populace. Her reaction to the protest is among the many reactions from artists and celebrities who have joined in the call for good governance.

The protesters, who took to the streets across different states, are calling for a reversal of the PMS and power subsidy removals while also demanding that the government reduce the cost of governance. The singer didn’t announce a new date for the music video, but it’s expected to be released after the protest.

This development comes as Nigerian celebrities continue to show their support for the ongoing protests. Other celebrities who have commented on the #EndBadGovernaceInNigeria trend include Vector, Omah Lay, Adekunle Gold, Spyro, Mr Macaroni, Iyabo Ojo, and Konstance.

Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.