- Temilade Openiyi, also known as Tems, a Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, has shared her early career journey.
- The ‘Essence’ singer admitted to being extremely naive at the start of her career.
- Tems shared that it took her time to learn to positively navigate the music industry.
Nigerian singer Temilade Openiyi, widely recognized as Tems and a Grammy award winner, has reflected on the initial stages of her career.
The artist known for her hit song “Essence” acknowledged her considerable naivety during the early phase of her professional journey.
In a conversation with Glamour Magazine Germany, Tems elaborated on the time it took her to effectively maneuver through the music industry.
“I don’t want to lie. I was very naive at the beginning of my career – I just wanted to make good art. I had to learn how to navigate the music business in a healthy way,” she said.
Tems also expressed gratitude for the support she has received from her management and family, who have been instrumental in her success.
“I would say that it is both my management and my family that keep me grounded. Especially my family, my mother and my brother,” she added.
In other news, Nigerians are expressing their thoughts on Femi Adebayo’s new movie, Seven Doors, which just premiered in Lagos.
Many are discussing the cinematography and storyline, while others are highlighting the cast.
Aliu Gafar’s character, Esusu, is receiving a lot of attention as the main character who shapes the film’s direction.
The actor shared a video showcasing the intense preparation he went through for his role, including the make-up artist working on one of his eyes.
A clip also showed the moment a contact lens was placed in his eye.
