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_Kate Henshaw’s Father’s Day Post Sparks Debate_

– _Celebrating Responsible Fathers_: Kate Henshaw, a Nigerian actress, took to social media to celebrate Father’s Day, but her post sparked a debate.

– _”Responsible Fathers Only”_: Kate Henshaw’s post specifically honored “responsible fathers,” which led to a critic rebuking her for seemingly excluding absent or irresponsible fathers.

– _Defending Her Post_: Kate Henshaw responded, clarifying that her intention was to highlight the importance of responsible fatherhood, not to shame or exclude others.

– _Social Media Debate_: The exchange sparked a wider debate on social media, with some supporting Kate Henshaw’s stance and others arguing that all fathers, regardless of their involvement, deserve recognition on Father’s Day.

 

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Ayo Makun and Basketmouth Bury 18-Year Hatchet

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Nigerian comedy legends Ayodeji Richard Makun (AY Comedian) and Bright Okpocha (Basketmouth) have put their long-standing feud to rest, ending an 18-year rift.

AY Comedian took to social media to announce the reconciliation, sharing a heartwarming video from his podcast, The Glass House, featuring an intimate conversation with Basketmouth.

“After 18 years of incessant misunderstandings, join me and @Basketmouth on my Glass House podcast for an unforgettable conversation! Tune in as we share stories, laughs, and insights on our new realities.”

Fans and colleagues alike have welcomed the reunion, celebrating the power of forgiveness and peace.

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Gospel Singer Dare Melody Honors Late Wife at Emotional Wake

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Renowned gospel singer Dare Melody delivered a poignant tribute to his beloved wife, Adedoyin Odunuga, during her wake-keeping ceremony. Adedoyin passed away on October 24, 2024.

Dare Melody, visibly emotional, reflected on their life together, celebrating Adedoyin’s unwavering integrity and lasting legacy. He described her as a paragon of truthfulness and honesty, whose values resonated deeply with his own.

“I try so hard for my today not to spoil my tomorrow. I used to tell my late wife, whatever you hear about me, we are musicians and we are human. Accept me as I am. My wife, Adedoyin, was a very truthful and honest person, and I am also very truthful. I don’t know how to lie. I used to mend people’s homes but when the storm came, I couldn’t fix my own home,” he shared in Yoruba language.

The heartfelt eulogy moved those in attendance, including fellow musicians and fans, who have rallied around Dare during this difficult time, offering support and condolences.

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Rema earns his first Grammy nomination, with “HEIS” nominated in the Best Global Music Album category.

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Tems and Shaboozey Lead the African Nominees at the 2025 Grammy Awards

Nigerian artists utterly dominate the recently created Best African Music Performance Category.

For the second year in a row, there will be a Grammy for Best African Music Performance.

Nigeria dominates this year’s Best African Music Performance category of hopefuls, including return contendersBurna Boy and Asake, the former earning a nod for his hit song “Higher,” while the latter’s collaboration with Wizkid, “MMS,” is also in the running. Davido also earns his second nod in the category for his contribution to Chris Brown’s “Sensational,” with Lojaypicking up his first Grammy nomination for the same song. Singer Yemi Alade earns her first solo nod for “Tomorrow,” while Tems“Love Me Jeje” rounds out the nominees for Best African Music Performance.

Tems is the only African artist to be nominated more than once across the global music categories; her debut album, Born in the Wild is up for Best Global Music Album, and she’s joined in that category by Rema, nominated for his sophomore album, HEIS. Outside the global spots, Tems is also up for Best R&B song for “Burning,” a meditative highlight off her album.

In the Best Global Music Performance category, Beninese icon Angélique Kidjo is nominated for “Sunlight to My Soul,” her uplifting collaboration with the Soweto Gospel Choir. Ghanaian reggae legend Rocky Dawuni earns his second nomination in this category, and his fourth Grammy nod overall, for his single, “Rise.”

Also notable, breakout country artistShaboozeysnagged five nominations. The American Nigerian singer is up for Best New Artist, and his viral hit song, “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” is nominated for Song of the Year and Best Country Solo Performance, and the David Guetta remix is up for Best Remixed Recording. He’s also nominated for Best Melodic Rap Performance for his contribution to Beyoncé’s “Spaghetti.”

Since Burna Boy’s first nomination for Best Global Music Album at the 2020 Grammys, and his win the following year, there has been an increased representation of African music at the biggest award in music, reflecting the widespread listenership and global influence of music from the continent and its diaspora.

Specifically for the Best African Music Performance, it’s a little dissatisfactory that only one country is represented in the nominees, but there will be optimism in the fact that there will be at least one African who wins a Grammy on Feb. 2, 2025.

See the full list of nominees here.

BEST AFRICAN MUSIC PERFORMANCE

Asake & Wizkid – “MMS”

Burna Boy – “Higher”

Chris Brown – “Sensational” Featuring Davido & Lojay

Tems – “Love Me JeJe”

Yemi Alade – “Tomorrow”

BEST GLOBAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE

Angélique Kidjo & Soweto Gospel Choir – “Sunlight to My Soul”

Arooj Aftab – “Raat Ki Rani”

Jacob Collier – “A Rock Somewhere” Featuring Anoushka Shankar & Varijashree Venugopal

Masa Takumi – “Kashira” Featuring Ron Korb, Noshir Mody & Dale Edward Chung

Rocky Dawuni – “Rise”

Sheila E. – “Bemba Colorá” Featuring Gloria Estefan & Mimy Succar

BEST GLOBAL MUSIC ALBUM

Antonio Rey – Historias de un Flamenco

Ciro Hurtado – Paisajes

Matt B & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – Alkebulan II

Rema – Heis

Tems – Born in the Wild

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