Global Afrobeats star Tiwa Savage has established the Tiwa Savage Music Foundation, a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing music education and industry connections to aspiring artists in Africa.
Savage, on Instagram, wrote, “After years of building globally.. It’s time to build at home, Introducing the Tiwa Savage Music Foundation.
“A new initiative dedicated to empowering emerging African creatives through access, mentorship and world-class music education”.
The foundation’s flagship program, ‘Berklee In Nigeria: Tiwa Savage Intensive Music Program’, will offer a four-day intensive course in Lagos, Nigeria, from April 23-26, 2026, in partnership with Berklee College of Music.
The program will provide 100 selected participants with world-class training, mentorship, and access to industry experts.
The program covers music production, songwriting, sound engineering, and music business, with a focus on practical skills and industry connections.
Applications are open from February 24, 2026, to March 20, 2026, and are free, with selected participants receiving full funding.
Savage’s initiative aims to bridge the gap in access to music education and industry connections, particularly for underrepresented communities, and support the growth of the African music industry.
Savage, on Instagram, wrote, “After years of building globally.. It’s time to build at home, Introducing the Tiwa Savage Music Foundation.
“A new initiative dedicated to empowering emerging African creatives through access, mentorship and world-class music education”.
The foundation’s flagship program, ‘Berklee In Nigeria: Tiwa Savage Intensive Music Program’, will offer a four-day intensive course in Lagos, Nigeria, from April 23-26, 2026, in partnership with Berklee College of Music.
The program will provide 100 selected participants with world-class training, mentorship, and access to industry experts.
The program covers music production, songwriting, sound engineering, and music business, with a focus on practical skills and industry connections.
Applications are open from February 24, 2026, to March 20, 2026, and are free, with selected participants receiving full funding.
Savage’s initiative aims to bridge the gap in access to music education and industry connections, particularly for underrepresented communities, and support the growth of the African music industry.
