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REMA PERFORMS "CALM DOWN" FOR THE OBA OF BENIN. (PHOTOS).


 Rema Performs "Calm Down" For The Oba Of Benin


Rema , Divine Ikhubor, is currently in Benin City, Edo State for his Homecoming Concert.


Arriving in his beloved hometown of Benin, Edo State, just days before his much-awaited homecoming concert, Rema was on a mission to reconnect with his heritage and honor those who have paved the way before him.

The concert, set for August 30 at the iconic Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, was announced in July, sparking excitement across the nation. In a display of deep respect and cultural homage, Rema’s journey was not just about his music—it was about celebrating the land that shaped him.


He met with the Governor of Edo state and also rubbed shoulders with the city’s elite, showing his gratitude to the dignitaries who have supported his meteoric rise.

But the real pinnacle of his homecoming was his visit to the palace of the Oba of Benin, where Rema took his acts of reverence to new heights. 

With a deep bow, he knelt before the Oba, paying the utmost respect to the revered monarch, a gesture that spoke volumes of his connection to his cultural roots.

With the monarch’s blessing, Rema then made a bold request—to perform his hit song in the sacred halls of the palace.


Granted permission, the young star launched into an a cappella rendition of his chart-topping hit, his voice ringing out clear and strong.

The atmosphere was electrified as everyone in the room, from the royal court to the guests, joined him in singing along, their voices blending in a harmonious tribute that filled the air with a sense of unity and celebration.

One more photo below. 



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