Nigerian musicians dominate global stage

<p>Recall that Tems snapped the award for Best Melodica Rap Performance at the 65th Grammys on February 6th, 2023. She won the award for her contribution to Future’s ‘Wait For U’, which also featured Drake.</p>, <p>At the same time, internet penetration stood at 55.4 per cent.</p>, <p>Nigerian afrobeats singer, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has said he would be excited if he wins a Grammy.</p>, <p>In another tweet, Samklef countered Davido’s claim that he and Wizkid were the first young Nigerian artistes to hit stardom.</p>, <p>She said, “My worst fear has happened to me, so I don’t think anything scares me in life anymore. I never wanted to raise a child alone, and now I’m doing it.”</p>, <p>“You can’t compare it to years ago when we were just faffing around.</p>, <p>“They can o my tweet according to the information they have.</p>, <p>“Zero internet penetration and our songs were everywhere.</p>, <p>Davido covered the first-ever edition of the Native Now Magazine.</p>, <p>The producer said Wizkid and Olamide were actually the kids that first blew up in the Nigerian music industry.</p>, <p>He said, “Me and my brother, Sina Rambo were Mo’hits PAs in America. If them land na me and Sina dem go call; ‘ we are landing by this time, pick us up’.</p>, <p>He said, “Afrobeats now and then is different, it’s a multi-billion dollar industry.</p>, <p>Nigerian singer, Simisola Kosoko, better known as Simi, has claimed that her appearance nearly prevented her from entering a passport office.</p>, <p>The ‘Kukere’ crooner affirmed the sentiment of a fan who tweeted, “When we mention the Old cats like Olamide, Davido and Wizkid, Iyanya should be mentioned too.</p>, <p>A Public commentator, Remi Adebayo told DAILY POST in an interview that it takes quality music to succeed globally even with little or no promotion.</p>, <p>The ‘Dami Duro’ crooner said he is a digital artiste, but for his collaboration with The Cavemen and Grammy-award winning Beninese legend, Angélique Kidjo ‘Na Money’, he had to do a live record.</p>