Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)
Respectfully several reputable outlets — including Sahara Reporters, Nigeria HomePage, Third Lens, and BrandIconImage — all published the same story about:
The Nigerian law firm Damilare Adenola & Co. Lawpractice (DACO LP Africa)
Defending Tyla’s right to perform in Lagos on December 22, 2026
Arguing that backlash over xenophobic attacks should be directed at governments, not the artist
Emphasizing Tyla’s rights under the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights
Warning against collective punishment
Stating their position would change only if evidence emerged linking Tyla to xenophobic violence
All of these points appear consistently across the sources.
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Promise Hart: This people are not serious, why didn't they go to SA and defend our brothers and sisters right over their.
Henry Emeka: @Promise_hart50 for sure we have our global attorney connect with them where was the firm when Nigerians and Africans were killed in SA and why are they not speaking out in the killings of Nigerians in Nigeria for decades they are very complicit these why Nigeria is still in poverty and darkness tks...