The Nigerian music sensation wins Best African Music Performance for “Love Me JeJe” at the 67th Grammys, marking a milestone on her journey
Nigerian music star Tems has added another prestigious accolade to her growing collection, winning Best African Music Performance at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards for her hit “Love Me JeJe.” This victory, her second Grammy win, carries extra emotional weight as it comes just a day before her mother’s birthday.
In a touching acceptance speech, Tems expressed heartfelt gratitude for the moment and dedicated the win to her mum. “Dear God, thank you so much for putting me on this stage and bringing me this team. Tomorrow is my mum’s birthday, and this is her first Grammy, and I just want to thank you, mum, because she’s really done a lot for me and my brother. I want to thank my team, thank you so much. To God be the glory because honestly, he’s changed my life so much. Thank you so much, thank you God,” she said.
Tems’ achievement underscores her remarkable rise in the global music scene. She first burst onto the Grammy stage in 2023, winning Best Melodic Rap Performance for her collaboration with Future and Drake on “Wait For You.” Now, with a total of eight nominations at the 2025 awards, she is also contending in the Best R&B Song category with “Burning” and for Best Global Music Album with “Born in the Wild.”
This milestone not only highlights Tems’ musical talent but also the personal journey that fuels her creativity. Her heartfelt dedication to her mother and her unwavering gratitude resonate deeply with fans worldwide, reminding us that behind every award is a story of love, struggle, and triumph.
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