“I’m Not a Bank!” – Tiwa Savage Calls Out Constant Financial Requests in Her DMs

Tiwa Savage has had enough — and she’s speaking up.

The award-winning Nigerian singer took to Instagram recently to vent her frustration over the growing number of private messages she’s been receiving from fans and strangers alike, all begging her for financial help. In a brutally honest and relatable post, the Afrobeats queen reminded everyone that, despite her fame, she’s human too — with real struggles and responsibilities.

“Fame Doesn’t Equal Fortune” — Tiwa Opens Up

Tiwa, a single mother and global music star, shared that even with her success, she works day and night just to provide for herself and her son.

“People think because you’re famous, you’re automatically rich or problem-free. That’s not true,” she said.

Her post was laced with honesty, humor, and a heavy dose of real talk — striking a chord with fellow celebrities and fans alike.

The Viral Bank Video: A Not-So-Subtle Message

In a cheeky yet pointed move, Tiwa shared a video showing a list of Nigerian banks, clearly suggesting that those in need should turn to actual financial institutions — not her inbox — for help.

“I’m not a bank,” she joked. “Please stop treating me like one.”

Her words resonated with many who applauded her for saying what many celebrities wish they could.

Fans React: Support and Sympathy

Tiwa’s message sparked a wave of responses across social media. While some empathized with her position, others praised her for shedding light on a common yet often unspoken struggle among public figures — being seen as a never-ending source of financial aid.

A Call for Understanding

The post wasn’t just a rant — it was a reality check. In a country battling economic hardship, Tiwa’s experience reflects a broader issue affecting both celebrities and ordinary Nigerians alike.

She wrapped up her message with compassion, wishing her fans well and encouraging everyone to stay strong in these trying times.

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