
Audio By Carbonatix
In a landmark achievement, Nigerian songstress Yemi Alade has earned her first-ever solo Grammy nomination in the Best African Music Performance category for her soulful and inspiring track, “Tomorrow.”
Reacting to the exciting news, Yemi Alade shared her heartfelt emotions in an interview with CNN’s Larry Madowo at the 15th-anniversary event of CNN’s African Voices in Lagos.
“It feels surreal. It feels like a miracle to me. Like a miracle has happened in my life. I almost thought this moment might never come. It’s a good time to be alive.”
She further expressed how the nomination has reassured her faith in perseverance and determination:
“I felt seen because it gave me reassurance that anybody out there can become anything. You just have to believe and not stop. Even if the world wants you to stop, don’t stop.”
The nomination marks a significant milestone in Yemi Alade’s illustrious career, solidifying her status as one of Africa’s most formidable voices in global music.
Latest Stories
-
CUTS International calls for urgent competition law amid sachet water price hikes
11 minutes -
‘I never did this advert’, AI clones hijack Ghanaian identities for profit
30 minutes -
25-year-old woman battles trauma after surviving deadly Nkwanta attack
46 minutes -
Vice President honoured at Tortsogbeza as South Tongu leaders highlight development needs
55 minutes -
Kwahu Business Forum 2026: Corporate citizenship, sustaining African businesses take centre stage with KGL as the case study
2 hours -
Trump seeks $152m to reopen notorious Alcatraz prison
4 hours -
Ex-Chelsea player Oscar retires with heart issue
5 hours -
CA Foundation drives constitutional literacy in Kpone Katamanso municipality
5 hours -
GPRTU to hold talks with Transport Ministry over rising fuel costs
5 hours -
CUTS International urges gov’t to halt sachet water price hike pending cost review
5 hours -
Chief Justice: Efficient Judiciary essential to reducing business costs
5 hours -
Bayern grabs 99th-minute winner to cap superb fightback
5 hours -
Ahmed Ibrahim urges Ghanaians to reflect Easter values in nation-building
5 hours -
ECG inefficiencies undermining power supply -Mahama outlines reforms
5 hours -
Lewandowski scores as Barca fight back to defeat Atletico
5 hours