Superstar Rema make a stop at his childhood street, i mean the area where he grew up in Benin city, Edo state Nigeria alongside his mother, they equally attended church service in their church there.
Benin City, Edo State — Global Afrobeats sensation Divine Ikubor, better known as Rema, has captured the hearts of many across Nigeria and beyond after he was seen returning to his childhood neighborhood and attending church with his mother in Benin City.
Superstar Rema
This visit, which has taken social media by storm, revealed a rare and deeply personal side of the “Calm Down” star. Stepping away from the sold-out shows, lavish tours, and international fame, Rema strolled through the very streets where his journey began — a poignant reminder that success doesn’t erase one’s origins.
Superstar Rema
Witnesses and viral videos showcased Rema navigating his old neighborhood without the usual celebrity fanfare. Dressed casually and surrounded by familiar faces, the singer seemed at ease and contemplative as he reconnected with the place that shaped his formative years.
One of the most heartwarming moments of the visit was when he attended a church service with his mother, a gesture many fans interpreted as a sign of gratitude, humility, and faith. In a country where fans often see celebrities only in curated luxury settings, Rema’s return to church resonated on a different level.
Social media quickly buzzed with reactions praising the singer’s down-to-earth nature. Many fans applauded Rema for staying true to his roots, even after achieving global success at such a young age. Superstar Rema
Comments varied from admiration for his close relationship with his mother to thoughts on how unusual it is for international stars to reconnect with their roots in such a genuine manner. For many Nigerians, especially the younger creatives, this moment felt deeply personal — a testament that you can achieve global success while staying true to your values.
Rema’s rise from Benin City to international fame is one of the most inspiring tales in Nigerian music. He was signed to Mavin Records as a teenager and has since become one of Africa’s top music exports, dominating charts and teaming up with global artists.
This visit, however, served as a reminder to fans that before the fame, the awards, and the accolades, there was just a young boy from Benin with big dreams — and that story still holds significance. Superstar Rema
In a time when fame often comes with drama and a sense of detachment, Rema’s humble return home delivers a strong message: no matter how far you travel, your roots are important. For many, the church visit especially represented a moment of gratitude — a chance to reflect on the journey, the challenges faced, and the grace that has guided him along the way. Superstar Rema
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Do moments like this make celebrities feel more relatable, or should they keep their personal lives private?
Meanwhile; Mavin Records Ceo Donjazzy says his label spent close to 4-5 million United states dollars to get ‘Calm Down’ by Rema where it is today and some fans are saying even if the life style cost that much, how much return did that song bring now
Some even ask don Baba J to be calming down small, read the full gist below…
Mavin Records CEO Don Jazzy has opened up about one of Afrobeats’ most remarkable global success stories, sharing that the label invested between $4 million and $5 million to catapult Rema’s “Calm Down” to international fame. This revelation is igniting discussions throughout the music industry about the real costs involved in achieving global success in today’s digital landscape. Continue reading here
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