November 22, 2024

Albanian-American singer, Enisa, has been trending on social media platforms (Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Tiktok and Facebook) for two days now. Nigerians literally made her famous and she has boldly admitted it.


The main reason she got recognised and loved by Nigerians was because of her support and numerous tweets during the End SARS/SWAT protests/protest which happened in October 2020.


Recall that in October 2020, Nigerian youths took to the streets and roads to protest against police brutality by the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (FSARS). Enisa didn’t only drop one tweet, she dropped multiple tweets in solidarity during the protest. That was when Nigerians noticed her and began to show her some love.


Brief profile of Enisa:

Real name: Enisa

Place of birth: Brooklyn, New York City (NYC), United States of America (US)

Date of birth: March 5, 1995 (25 years)

Genre of music: Pop

Hit songs: 2; Dumb boy and Love Cycle






Her tweets during the end SARS protest in Nigeria:

“wishing all my Nigerians luck on their peaceful protests, you deserve justice! May God be with you. #ENDSARSOPPRESSION #EndSARSNow.”



“Praying for Nigeria. They are some of the most supportive & nice people I’ve ever seen on social media & are always showing me & my music love. Sending my love to Nigeria – God is with you! #EndSARS.”



“I stand with you Nigeria. God is with you all. #EndPoliceBrutality #EndSARS #EndSARSNow.”



Enisa has officially been given a Nigerian name, which is; Oluwanisola/Oluwanishola Eniola. Guess what? – Enisa is so proud of the Nigerian/Yoruba name given to her. 


Here are the videos of two of her hit songs, and they’re:


Video: Dumb Boy by Enisa







Video: Love Cycle by Enisa







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