Mo’Hits, EME, Storms Records, Other Labels Turned Me Down: Tiwa Savage Recounts Her Early StrugglesPAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Nigerian female music superstar, Tiwa Savage, has revealed how top record labels in the country turned her down in the early stages of her career. The mother of one who made this known during an interview with Ebuka said top music labels rejected her proposals to join them because most of them had female artists they were working with at the time. Recommended for you "I used to fear Samson": Pretty lady walks 2 big lions as if they are dogs... In the video of her interview that surfaced online, she said: PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Watch the interview below: Fans have commended Tiwa for her never say never spirit. Legit.ng captured some of the comments, read below: Hanskidofficial: Recommended for you "Wake up": Young mother buys plenty fried chicken, eats the meat after her... Smileobi_: Seyishay: Lunostore: Legit.ng earlier reported that former Mavin Record first lady, Tiwa Savage, joined the Universal music group in a sensational deal. Her new label houses the likes of Drake, Shawn Mendes, Taylor Swift, and many more international acts. Tiwa penned a touching note to her former record label boss, Don Jazzy in respect of the good times they had. Source: Legit.ng Tiwa Savage has shared how a lot of Nigeria's top record labels turned her down when she offered herself as an artist to them The singer said most of the labels said No to her because they had a female artist at the time and it made things difficult for her to join any of them According to the music superstar, she went back and set up a label and that was how the journey started for her PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Legit.ng Legit.ng "I went to Storm record, they told me no. I think most people had like a female artist back then. I went to Tony Payne. I went to Banky he said no as well because he was about to work with Niyola. I wen't to Mo'Hits I think that time they were trying to work with Muna, so everyone turned me down." "Everyone should understand that the fact they all said no doesn't mean she's not good then or they don't appreciate her sound... But signing a talent goes a long way than just being good.. It's just not comfortable for them hence the rejection." "This lady here have tried small." "But look at her today!!! The Queen of Afrobeats!!!" "Ooh my Goodness….. if you ordained to make it. You will surely make it!"