Singer Teni gets emotional on stage as she performs hit single Uyo Meyo (video)

Performing on stage can sometimes get emotional for a lot of musical talents. Often times, the reason is simply because seeing so many people listen and sing along with you about your struggles and wins, steers hope and fulfillment in you.

Popular Nigerian female singer, Teni The Entertainer, also known by some as, Makanaki, was recently spotted shedding tears as she performed one of her greatest hits of 2018, Uyo Meyo.

The singer who was performing at her industry night event could not hold her self from crying as she thrilled the audience with the revealing lyrics of the song that embodied her life’s struggles and successes.

Teni took a brief pause as she gathered herself together and gave the reasons for her tears. She revealed that they were of joy and not of sadness.

The singer added that she had celebrated with other people without being envious of their victories because she was well aware that her time was underway.

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She afterwards picked up the pace of her performance, rendering the sensational song in her sweet and melodious voice.

See the video below:

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of superstar singer, Davido, that had left the audience completely in awe of his brilliant O2 Arena concert. The singer had left many talking on social media as they praised him for properly representing Nigeria and Africa at large.

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