South African singer Tyla has cancelled her scheduled concert in Lagos, Nigeria, following calls for a boycott sparked by concerns over xenophobia. Nigerian content creator Solomon Buchi initiated the boycott, citing recent anti-immigrant sentiment in South Africa. Buchi’s appeal aimed to protest perceived discrimination against Nigerians living in South Africa. The concert’s removal from Tyla’s tour schedule has not been officially confirmed by the artist or her team, but reports indicate the cancellation is directly linked to the boycott campaign. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between the two countries regarding immigration and the treatment of foreign nationals. The situation underscores the influence of social media activism in influencing artists’ decisions and addressing broader social issues. It remains unclear if Tyla will address the situation directly or if the concert will be rescheduled.