Yemi Alade Becomes First Nigerian Artist to perform at Cannes
By Jennifer S. Kuwanta
Renowned Afrobeats sensation Yemi Alade, also known as Mama Africa, has been experiencing a series of victories in her career lately.
The prolific singer recently graced the Cannes Festival in France, where she was bestowed with a special medal by Midem24, adding to her growing list of accolades.
Shortly after her historic performance as the first female Nigerian singer at the AFCON, Yemi Alade continues to soar, elevating her winning streak to unprecedented heights.
She recently joined internationally famous American singer Stewart Copeland and French performer Jean Michel to kick off the Midem 24 Cannes festival.
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Aside being appointed as the Midem 24 Cannes Des Palais festival ambassador, she also got to meet the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Cannes Island.
Yemi Alade also made history as she became the first Nigerian artist to stamp her prints on the Cannes Festival Hall of Fame.
Respect to Mama Africa as she has constantly been making Nigeria and African music proud across the globe.
