Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage recently opened up about her experiences with bullying during her high school years. The talented artist, known for her hit song “Forgiveness,” shared that she faced challenges as a student at Clearmont High School, where she was bullied by some of her peers. However, reflecting on those past experiences, she expressed that she has moved on and no longer lets those memories affect her. In a candid interview with Capital Xtra in London, Savage conveyed a heartfelt message to her bullies, saying, “I just want to say to the girls that used to bully me, I love you.” She elaborated on her sentiment, explaining that her current success, popularity, and wealth have allowed her to rise above the negativity of her past. “I mean it,” she emphasized, noting that there is no longer any reason to dwell on those experiences. Tiwa Savage’s journey from a bullied teenager to a renowned artist serves as an inspiring reminder of resilience and personal growth.