Nigerian singer and songwriter Tems has once again solidified her place on the global stage, winning the Grammy Award for Best African Music Performance for her hit song “Love Me Jeje” at the 67th Grammy Awards.
The category, which was introduced in 2024 to celebrate African excellence in music, saw Tems emerge victorious against strong contenders.
With her signature soulful vocals and emotive storytelling, Love Me Jeje, an interpolation of the classic by Seyi Sodimu and Shaffy Bello, captivated both fans and critics, further cementing her status as one of Africa’s most influential artists.
This win marks another major milestone in Tems’ career, adding to her growing list of international accolades. Since breaking into the global scene with “Essence” alongside Wizkid, the singer has continued to push boundaries, earning recognition from major award bodies and collaborating with some of the biggest names in the industry.
Draped in elegance on the Grammy red carpet, Tems accepted her award with gratitude, acknowledging the impact of Afrobeats and African music worldwide.
With this Grammy win, Tems reinforces her position as a trailblazer for African artists, proving that the continent’s music is not just a moment—it’s a movement.
