Governor Obaseki of Edo State has renamed the Edo Creative Hub Arena in Benin City after the global music star, Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema.
Edo, Nigeria- The move by the Governor of Edo State underscores Rema’s profound impact on the global music scene and his roots in the state of Edo. The newly named “Rema Arena” is part of Governor Obaseki’s broader efforts to celebrate homegrown talent and inspire the next generation of creatives in Edo State.
The Governor made the announcement during a state event where he praised Rema’s contributions to putting Edo State and Nigeria on the global entertainment map.Speaking on the occasion, Governor Obaseki said,
“Rema’s achievements in the global music industry have brought immense pride to Edo State. By renaming the arena in his honor, we are not only recognizing his contributions but also encouraging young talents in the state to aspire to greatness.”
Rema, who hails from Benin City, has rapidly risen to international fame with hits like “Dumebi” and “Calm Down,” making him a prominent figure in the Afrobeats genre. His success story serves as an inspiration to many young Nigerians, particularly those from his hometown.
The renaming of the arena is expected to attract more attention to the Edo Creative Hub, which is envisioned as a focal point for nurturing and promoting creative talents in the state. The “Rema Arena” will host various events, from concerts to art exhibitions, thereby cementing its status as a landmark in Nigeria’s cultural landscape.
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