Nina Roz has made a remarkable move, offering peace to Prima Kardashi, who had previously sparked controversy. The drama began when Prima openly criticized the song “Kukyakala Na Kubwa,” a collaboration by Nina Roz, Ava Peace, Nandor Love, Zafaran, Jowy Landa, and Recho Ray. Prima’s harsh words had caused tension, but Nina Roz is choosing a different path.
In a recent interview, Nina Roz shared her decision to forgive Prima. She emphasized her commitment to supporting fellow women, even when misunderstandings arise. “I forgave her and don’t have any problem with her,” Nina stated clearly. “I’m not a person who fights wars or beef people. It happened, and we all got over it.”
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This decision reflects Nina Roz’s belief in unity among women in the industry. By choosing to let go of the past, she sets an example of strength and resilience. “We are now good to go,” she continued, highlighting her support for Prima as a fellow woman in the entertainment world. “Trying to put her down or her business is bad for us both.”
The collaboration, titled “6 Killaz,” aimed to create a space for female artists to shine. The project was a bold step to break barriers, allowing women to dominate the same space. However, Prima’s harsh critique of the song, labeling it “rubbish,” stirred up strong reactions. She advised the artists to elevate their craftsmanship to compete with top Nigerian artists.
The criticism didn’t sit well with the artists involved. Jowy Landa, in particular, fired back at Prima, taking a jab at her food business, calling it less than impressive. Nina Roz also expressed her disappointment in Prima’s approach, questioning why a woman would try to undermine her peers. The tension was palpable, but time has given them a chance to reflect.
Months have passed since the clash, and Nina Roz has taken the opportunity to clear the air. She noted that her relationship with Prima is now on better terms. By choosing to forgive and move forward, Nina Roz is fostering a more positive environment for women in the entertainment industry. This peace offering is not just a personal gesture but a message to all women in the industry.
“Prima Kardashi has no problem,” Nina Roz clarified, expressing her support. “Her food is very amazing. I’m one of the people who supported her when she had just started out her business of Prima Lusaniya.”
