TIWA SAVAGE SET TO DROP HIGHLY ANTICIPATED SINGLE “FORGIVENESS” THIS FRIDAY
The highly anticipated release of Tiwa Savage’s most recent single, “Forgiveness,” is scheduled for Friday, October 18, 2024.
On her Instagram page, the singer released a seductive preview of herself dancing to the new record.
Fans were invited to excitedly await the single as the caption accompanying the photo indicated the release date: “Thanks to a wonderful #ForGiving Weekend on October 18th, we will be aware starting on Thursday.”
This is not the first time Tiwa Savage has given her followers a peek at “Forgiveness.”
She teased the record on October 7, 2024, increasing anticipation for its official release.
“Forgiveness” follows Tiwa Savage’s successful soundtrack album for her debut feature film, “Water & Garri,” released in May 2024.
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