Singer Chike Shares Encounter with Former Secondary School Bully
Nigerian singer Chike recently recounted an unexpected interaction with a former secondary school bully, revealing how the tables have turned since their school days.
Taking to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday, Chike shared that the individual, who used to bully him, now refers to him as “big bro” despite being older.
“Person weh de bully me lowkey for school just call me big bro. By the way, e senior me,” Chike wrote in his post, hinting at the irony of the situation.
However, his remarks sparked mixed reactions online, with some users criticizing the statement as “classist.” Responding to the backlash, the singer clarified his intent, stating, “Classism not the point. Rest.”
Chike’s story adds to the growing number of Nigerian celebrities who have shared experiences of being bullied during their formative years. Notable figures like Tiwa Savage, Tems, Kizz Daniel, and Taymesan have previously spoken out about similar challenges, highlighting the enduring impact of bullying.
The singer’s post has since sparked discussions about personal growth and the power dynamics that can shift over time.
