Tems wins the 2025 Grammy Award for Best African Music Performance with "Love Me Jeje." President Bola Tinubu praises the Nigerian artist for bringing pride to the nation. Tems' second Grammy highlights the global success of Afrobeats, uniting people and showcasing Nigerian creativity on the world stage.
Tems has once again made Nigeria proud by winning the prestigious Grammy Award for ‘Best African Music Performance’ for her hit song Love Me Jeje. This marks her second Grammy win, and the recognition highlights her artistry on the global stage. Following her victory, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu applauded the singer's achievement, noting that it brings significant pride to the nation.
In a statement, Tinubu commended Tems for her unique musical talent, which has helped elevate the global profile of Afrobeats. He further celebrated the growing influence of Nigerian artists, who have placed the country at the forefront of the international music scene, from Africa to all corners of the globe. Tinubu also praised the contributions of a new generation of Nigerian artists, who are not only redefining music but also creating jobs and promoting tourism.
While other Nigerian artists, such as Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, and Davido, were nominated in various Grammy categories, Tems stood out as the sole winner. Tinubu expressed pride in all Nigerian musicians, thanking them for their role in showcasing the country’s creative excellence.
Tems' victory has been met with widespread congratulations, with notable figures, including Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, also praising her achievement. Tinubu, alongside other admirers, wished Tems continued success in her musical career, recognizing her as an inspiration to young Nigerians aspiring to make an impact globally.
