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Tems Makes Grammy History with Multiple Nominations
Nigerian singer-songwriter Tems is turning heads with her impressive submissions for the upcoming Grammy Awards.
Her artistry is on full display as she earns nominations in several prestigious categories.
Her critically acclaimed album Born In The Wild is in the running for Album of the Year, Best Global Music Album, Best Engineered Album, and Best Non-Classical.
This project showcases Tems’ unique sound, fusing Afrobeats, R&B, and soul, marking a significant step in her artistic journey.
Known for her powerful vocals and emotive songwriting, Tems has quickly become a standout figure in the global music scene.
The track Love Me Jeje also makes a strong impression, with submissions for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best African Music Performance, and Best Music Video.
This heartfelt song captures themes of love and vulnerability, resonating deeply with fans around the world.
Its captivating visuals and relatable lyrics highlight Tems’ ability to connect on a personal level with her audience.
Additionally, the song Burning is up for Best R&B Performance and Best R&B Song.
This track further showcases her vocal talent and her ability to blend genres, solidifying her position in the R&B landscape.
Tems’ versatility shines through in her submission of Free Fall for Best Melodic Rap Performance.
By seamlessly transitioning between singing and rapping, she continues to demonstrate her creative range.
Her collaboration with Tyla on No. 1 is also nominated for Best African Music Performance, exemplifying the power of African artists coming together to create music that resonates globally.
Tems, whose real name is Temilade Openiyi, has rapidly risen to fame since her debut.
She gained international recognition with her feature on Wizkid’s Essence, a track that became a global anthem and earned her numerous accolades.
Her distinct sound and heartfelt lyrics continue to inspire fans, and these Grammy submissions reflect her unwavering dedication to her craft.
As the Grammy Awards approach, Tems not only celebrates her achievements but also represents a new wave of African artists making significant strides in the music industry.
Fans are eagerly awaiting the results, hoping to see Tems recognized for her incredible contributions to music.
Nigerian reality TV star Phyna has spoken about how her perception of marriage has changed since turning 30.
She revealed that reaching the milestone made her reflect on how she used to view older unmarried women when she was younger.
She said “I remember that time all those my aunties that were in their early 30s and were not married. I’d be like, ‘Auntie, you no go marry? Auntie, you no marry?’ Back then, it looked like the auntie had a problem.”
“Guys. Guys. We sef don dey touch am o. Auntie no get problem. I swear. Our aunties, they no get problem. No single problem.”
Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing has shared her thoughts on dating married men.
Taking to social media, the actress stated that she could never be involved with a married man and explained why.
She wrote “Imagine leaving your husband only to go become a side piece to another woman’s husband. Thunder go really fire some of una… you see me and my younger guys? Leave us alone. I refuse to be the reason for another woman’s tears and sadness.”
She added that she would rather date younger men than become involved with another woman’s husband.
Nollywood actor Stan Nze has spoken about the upcoming 2027 general election while reacting to politician and presidential candidate Peter Obi.
He shared that listening to Peter Obi speak about Nigeria gave him hope that the country could have better leadership.
He said “I saw this video yesterday and it really broke me. It did things to me that I cannot even express. No one should be made to go through these things simply because they want to lead and see Nigeria become better.”
He also encouraged Nigerians to obtain their PVCs and participate in the 2027 election.
‘Our Aunties No Get Problem’ — Phyna Reflects On Marriage After Turning 30
‘I Refuse To Be Another Woman’s Problem’ — Nkechi Blessing
