A legal firm, DACO LP Africa, has urged Nigerians not to boycott South African Grammy-winning artiste Tyla’s planned Lagos concert over xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa.
The firm said while the anger over attacks and deaths of Nigerians in South Africa was legitimate, directing it at Tyla was misplaced, insisting that governments responsible for protecting citizens should be held accountable.
Tyla is scheduled to perform in Lagos on December 22, 2026, as part of her A*POP World Tour.
In a statement signed by its Managing Partner, Damilare Adenola, DACO LP Africa said the artiste had the right to perform and earn a living from her craft, adding that an individual should not be held responsible for the actions of a government merely because of shared nationality.
The statement read, “Rights are not conditional on silence. Both Nigeria and South Africa are state parties to the African Charter on
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