Afrobeats star Rema has received a prestigious certificate of recognition from the Mayor of Boston, United States, in celebration of his global musical influence and commitment to promoting African culture.
The Nigerian singer, born Divine Ikubor, was acknowledged for his ability to resonate with audiences worldwide while preserving and representing the African spirit through his music. The recognition comes amid Rema’s continued rise as one of Africa’s most prominent cultural exports.
In the official citation, the City of Boston commended Rema’s contribution to global music, stating: “In recognition of his global influence and ability to bring joy to people in Boston and beyond, we honor Rema for championing Afrobeats and promoting African culture worldwide. His music resonates across continents while preserving the spirit of Africa both in Boston and beyond.”
The certificate also highlighted how Rema’s work inspires audiences and represents the richness of African creativity and identity.
This latest honor joins a growing list of international accolades for Rema, who has continued to push Afrobeats to new global heights with hits like “Calm Down” and high-profile performances across major world stages.
