Being a Nigerian is “tough,” according to Grammy-winning singer Temilade Openiyi, better known by her stage name Tems.
The singer did point out that, in spite of the difficulties, it is an honor to use one’s gift and bring it to a place where it would be valued.
She continued, calling being a Nigerian woman “a miracle” and mentioning how fortunate and unique Nigerian women are in her eyes.
In a recent interview with Kiss FM in London, United Kingdom, Tems disclosed this.
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She said, “Being a Nigerian woman is a miracle. Because being a Nigerian, for anybody, is tough. But I think if you can tap into your gifts and own who you are and be unapologetic about it, and take that to the world, that is an honour.
“I think Nigerian women are the most blessed. I won’t say the most blessed but everybody is blessed in equal manner but Nigerian women are very special to me. They are very dear to me and I believe that it is such a huge blessing to be a Nigerian woman and to be living in this time.”
