Nigerian star, Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, also known as Ayra Starr has recounted her ordeal in the hands of the Nigerian Immigration Commission, NIC.
The ‘Rush’ crooner on her Twitter handle disclosed that she was forced to remove her eyelash extensions by an Immigration officer or else she would not be attended to.
According to the vocalist, “ I’ll never forgive y’all.”into Mavin Records in January 2020 after Music Executive, Don Jazzy came across her song titled ‘Damage’ on her Instagram page.
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