Vera Sidika’s breakup song gets wild reactions
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By Standard Reporter | November 11th 2018
Kenyan socialite Vera Sidika has ventured into music after breaking up with Otile Brown.
Her fans have reacted wildly after she released her first song titled ‘Nalia’ which is trending as number 1 on YouTube.
Vera uses the song to hit back at Otile for claiming that she had aborted his child and that she frequently asked him for money.
The song features Tanzanian model, Calisah, as the main actor in the song.
Here are the reactions:
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