The first lady of MavinRecords, Tiwa Savage seems to be
on top of her Twitter account as she recorded most inspiring followership
number with 1.157m
followers in addition to over 18,000 tweets, even as she is listed in 2,839 and
herself following 2,754, reports
ITRealms.
ITRealms.
For the
follow up, is Seyi Shay, another lady singer with 109,192 followers, 17.863
tweets, in 173 list and over 2,600 following.
The other three tops include Asa, Oluchi and Bilikiss.
According
to Twitter statistics, with the rise of female empowerment worldwide, it has
played a large role in the advocacy of women’s issues worldwide. Hence the
use of Twitter continues to grow rapidly across the African continent, with iconic
Nigerian women taken to Twitter to share their wisdom online.
Recall that @TiwaSavage, is the first
female
@pepsi ambassador in Nigeria, she is an inspiration for
Nigerian women out, whether young or old. Her music aims to encourage and
motivate young female artists and she uses her Twitter handle to share her
journey and lifestyle to her followers.
@iamseyishay is one of the leading female artists in
the Nigerian music industry. With her charming smile and beautiful voice, she
has worked her way up to the top in the entertainment industry.@iamseyishay doesn’t fail to keep us updated with her music, tour dates and
lifestyle through her Twitter handle.
@Asa_official, the well-known Nigerian-French singer
is a very influential artist in Nigeria, especially for her debut single
‘’Jailer’’. She uses her Twitter to give us a peek into her world of music, as
well as fashion and photography.
@OLUCHI described as a ‘’fashion mini goddess’’
is one of Nigeria’s most well-known models. Oluchi has graced the covers of
Italian Vogue, ELLE, Untold and @thepop magazine. On Twitter, @OLUCHI
she keeps us updated with her photoshoots, lifestyle and travels.
@bilikiss is the CEO of
@realwecyclers , Nigeria’s only recycling venture with
a focus on community engagement. A truly inspirational entrepreneur, @bilikiss is constantly raising awareness about social impact in Nigeria
and women power.
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