Popular Nigerian Singer, Tiwa Savage has bemoaned a sad fact that Nigerian women do not like her and she says they are always pulling her down.

Tiwa Savage made this disclosure following an insensitive tweet from a lady who insinuated that she, (Tiwa) makes music for ‘Ashawo’.

The tweet read; “Duduke is for people in good and healthy relationship… Ashawo relax Tiwa Savage will soon sing your own".

However, another twitter user shut the troll down with a reply.

Tiwa, in her reaction, expressed her sadness as she said the tweet made her weak.

Tiwa said; “It’s always been like that, I doubt it will ever change. Maybe I for just jeje dey yankee dey sing my rnb because I see how hard the Rihanna navy, beehives, barbs protect their own.”

“I swear the tin weak me and this thread is mainly from women. God I know you see ALL, I remain within your arms of protection and blessings"

“Nigerian women are always pulling Tiwa Savage down woow… She’s one of the few African women who put the continent on the map but the disrespect she receives from these women is disgusting”.

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Meanwhile, many Nigerians are not over the excitement that one of their favorite singers, Simi, is pregnant.

The singer announced the good news with a beautiful love song a few weeks ago.

The love song, titled 'Duduke', got many people in their feelings as the music star also showed off her huge baby bump.

Shortly after the release of the song, Simi started a challenge based on the song and many fans and followers are partaking in it.

Videos of people vibing to the song are circulating the internet. In fact, some go as far as portraying themselves like a pregnant woman with the use of folded clothes.

While many have confessed to the beauty of the song, some are wondering what the title of the song, Duduke, means.

Reacting to the questions, the expectant mum said that the title of her song means beat.

"Duduke means - it's the beat of your heart or the beat of the drums you move your body to, or the beat you sing a melody to - it's whatever beat you want it to be," she wrote on her Instagram page.

Noting that she is aware that many know why she made the Duduke song, Simi said that she would also love for her fans to make it their own.