Nigerian music producer Krizbeatz has shared an unexpected memory involving Afrobeats superstar Tiwa Savage, revealing that he once found the singer reading the Bible when he visited her home to work on her song Energy.
The producer recalled the experience during an appearance on the Zikoko podcast, where he discussed his Christian background and his continued connection to faith.
Krizbeatz explained that he grew up in church and has maintained an interest in Christianity over the years. While reflecting on his experiences, he brought up his encounter with Tiwa Savage during one of their music sessions.
“I am the producer of Tiwa Savage’s song ‘Energy.’ The day I visited her house to produce the song, I saw her reading the Bible,” he said.
The revelation offered a glimpse into a different side of the award-winning singer, whose public image is often associated with her music, fashion and confident personality.
However, Krizbeatz did not provide further details about the encounter or explain whether the moment led to a conversation about religion between them.
Tiwa Savage Fires Back at Criticism Over ‘African Baddie’
Meanwhile, Tiwa Savage has responded confidently to a social media user who questioned her decision to describe herself as an “African Baddie” in her latest music release.
The discussion started after a man criticised the title, suggesting that a woman in her 40s should not use the description.
“African baddie at 40… this one no serious,” he wrote.
Tiwa was quick to address the comment, revealing that she is 46 and making it clear that she has no intention of changing how she presents herself because of outside criticism.
“46, fine, paid, unbothered and dropping my super hottttt record ‘African Baddie’ on Friday. What exactly is the problem, boy? 😂 #AfricanBaddie,” the singer wrote.
Her response combined humour with a firm defence of her confidence, appearance and career.
The exchange also brought attention to the upcoming release of African Baddie, with Tiwa indicating that the song was scheduled to arrive on Friday.
While the two moments emerged separately, they have added fresh conversation around the Nigerian star, from Krizbeatz’s recollection of seeing her reading the Bible to her unapologetic response to critics of her latest musical identity.