Peter Obi Extends Heartfelt Congratulations to Tems on Grammy Win

Peter Obi Extends Heartfelt Congratulations to Tems on Grammy Win


LAGOS, NIGERIA - In an inspiring moment for Nigerian entertainment, former presidential candidate and Labour Party flagbearer, Peter Obi, has extended his heartfelt congratulations to Nigerian singer Tems on her remarkable victory at the 67th annual Grammy Awards. Tems, whose real name is Temilade Openiyi, clinched the Best African Music Performance award for her hit song "Love Me Jeje," marking her second Grammy win.



A Triumph for Nigerian Talent

Peter Obi took to his official social media platforms to express his admiration for Tems' achievement, highlighting her as a shining example of the creativity and brilliance of Nigerian youth. "I extend my hearty congratulations to our Nigerian Afrobeats star, Tems @temsbaby, who just secured her second Grammy Award with her win in the Best African Music Performance category," Obi wrote.


Celebrating Nigerian Excellence

Obi also took the opportunity to celebrate other Nigerian artists who were nominated in various categories, emphasizing the country's rich talent pool. "I also rejoice with Nigeria’s entertainment industry and other Nigerian artists who were nominated for different awards in their respective categories," he added.


Commitment to Youth Development

Reiterating his commitment to fostering growth among Nigerian youths, Obi emphasized the importance of creating an environment that enables young talents to thrive. "I firmly remain committed to building a nation that fosters growth among the youths and helps them discover and harness their individual talents for national productivity," he stated.



Tems' Stellar Achievement

Tems' victory in the highly competitive Best African Music Performance category is a testament to her exceptional talent and contribution to the music industry. Her win comes after her previous Grammy Award in 2023 for Best Melodic Rap Performance for the song "Wait For U" with American hip-hop stars Future and Drake.

As Tems continues to make waves on the global stage, her success serves as an inspiration to aspiring artists and a proud moment for Nigeria. Obi's congratulatory message underscores the importance of recognizing and celebrating the achievements of Nigerian talents, both at home and abroad.

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