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Queen of Afrobeats singer, Nigerian's own, Tiwa Savage has said she needs a private jet to ease her travelling itinerary.

After the coronation of King Charles III which had taken place on Saturday at Westminster Abbey in England, guests were entertained by different performers.

She spoke after her record-breaking performance at King Charles III’s coronation ceremony took place on Sunday evening,  from where she jetted out of London for the next show.

“I’ve told you, people, I need a PJ. Anyway, thank you, England. And we are off again,” Tiwa Savage wrote.

This remark brought about a lot of reactions as her supporters showered praises on her for her sterling performance at the weekend.

"Did you notice how she honoured her Country, Nigeria, by wearing a green dress and white jewels? "

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