Multiple award-winning Afrobeats singer Tiwa Savage has taken a firm stand against online harassment, warning that she will no longer tolerate cyberbullying—especially when it involves her child.
The music star made this known on Tuesday after calling out an alleged online troll whom she accused of repeatedly attacking her and making disturbing comments about her 10-year-old son, Jamil. According to Savage, the individual has maintained a long-standing pattern of harassment aimed at discrediting her reputation on social media.
In a series of emotional posts shared on her verified accounts, the singer expressed outrage over the comments, stressing that while she had endured years of online attacks in silence, mentioning her child crossed an unforgivable boundary.
“You talking about my child is crossing the line,” Savage wrote. “I ignored you for years but this is where it stops.”
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She further accused the troll of previously wishing her harm, including statements suggesting she would die young. The singer described the individual’s actions as obsessive and malicious, adding that she would not hesitate to escalate the matter beyond social media if the harassment continued.
Savage made it clear that her son’s safety and well-being are non-negotiable, warning that any further reference to him would attract serious consequences. She emphasised that cyberbullying is not harmless banter but a real issue that affects mental health, especially when minors are involved.
The singer’s response has sparked widespread reactions online, with fans, fellow celebrities and child-rights advocates applauding her for speaking out. Many praised her decision to draw a clear boundary and encouraged stronger enforcement of laws against cyberbullying in Nigeria.
Tiwa Savage, one of Africa’s most influential music figures, has often spoken about the challenges of fame and online scrutiny. However, this latest incident highlights a growing concern among public figures over the unchecked abuse that thrives on social media platforms.
Her stance adds to the ongoing conversation about accountability, digital safety and the need to protect children from online harassment in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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