Ayra Starr Makes History as First Female Winner of Best African Act at the MOBO Awards in 16 Years
Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Ayra Starr continues to break barriers and set new records as she took home the prestigious Best African Act award at the MOBO Awards. With this win, she becomes the first female artist in 16 years to claim the honor, marking a major milestone in the category’s history.
Overwhelmed with gratitude, Ayra Starr took to the stage to deliver a heartfelt speech, saying:
“I’m actually shaking right now…”
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Ayra Starr’s acceptance Speech for the ‘Best African Act’ at the MOBO Awards.
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The emotional moment reflected her journey from a rising star to a global force in Afrobeats, captivating audiences with her unique sound, undeniable talent, and vibrant energy.
This award adds to Ayra Starr’s impressive list of accomplishments, solidifying her place as one of Africa’s most influential and dynamic artists. The singer-songwriter has had a remarkable year, with hit singles like Rush and Commas dominating charts worldwide, as well as collaborations with international artists that have expanded her reach beyond the African continent.
Winning the MOBO Best African Act is not only a personal victory for Ayra Starr but also a significant moment for African female artists, showcasing their impact and influence on the global music stage.
Congratulations to Ayra Starr on this historic achievement!
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