Nigerian singer Chike recently took to social media to share a thought-provoking encounter with a former school bully.
The unexpected meeting highlighted the transformative power of time and personal growth.
According to Chike, the former school bully, who is older than him, surprisingly addressed him as “big bro” during their encounter. Chike reflected on the incident on X, saying, “Person weh de bully me lowkey for school just call me big bro. By the way, e senior me.”
The post sparked a mixed reaction from fans, with some accusing Chike of being “classist” in his remarks. However, Chike clarified his stance, stating that his intention was not to perpetuate classism.
Chike’s experience with bullying is not an isolated incident. Several Nigerian artists, including Tiwa Savage, Tems, and Kizz Daniel, have spoken out about their own struggles with bullying during their formative years.
While some fans praised Chike for overcoming his past and achieving success, others debated the complexities of such encounters and their reflection of societal changes.
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