Nigerian music star, Tems, set the MetLife Stadium ablaze on Saturday night with a breathtaking performance of her hit single ...

Nigerian music star Tems lit up the stage at the Club World Cup final with a stunning performance of her hit single Love Me ...

“Love Me JeJe” is a sweeter offering, on which the singer declares: “If not you, then I don’t wanna know, I don’t want no story/Day and night, it’s unconditional, got mе living softly ...

Both records appear on Born in the Wild, the musician's highly-anticipated debut studio album set for release on June 7 ...

The 67th annual Grammy Awards was held on Sunday, February 2, and Nigerian singer Temilade Openiyi, Tems won a trophy for the African Music Performance with her song Love Me Jeje.

Tems wrote “Love Me Jeje,” which features an interpolation of Seyi Sodimu’s 1997 hit of the same name. The track was produced by Spax and Guiltybeatz.

Nigerian singer Tems trended online following her majestic performance at the 2025 FIFA World Cup final held at MetLife ...

He said, “The lesson I learnt from recording ‘Love Me Jeje’ is to always do your best. When I wrote that song, I put in 100 per cent. That is why over 20 years later, it won a Grammy.

R&B star, Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has appreciated veteran singer, Seyi Sodimu, for allowing her to sample his 1997 classic ‘Love Me Jeje’ in her Grammy-winning song of the ...

There's beauty in sampling. 'Love Me Jeje,' originally released in 1997, brought home a Grammy twenty-eight years later.

Grammy winner Tems has expressed gratitude to songwriter Seyi Sodimu for his role in revitalising the classic hit “Love Me JeJe”.. This appreciation comes after Tems won the Best African Music ...

Despite successfully dazzling fans with hits including “Love Me JeJe,” and “Free Mind” — she was still forced to confront harsh comments about her body. Suggested Reading .