Nigerian music prodigy Divine Ikubor, widely known as Rema, has revealed his visionary plan to establish what is poised to become the largest music school in Africa.
The 23-year-old artist has demonstrated his commitment to this ambitious endeavor by investing over N200 million into the project, showcasing his dedication to nurturing and empowering the next generation of musical talents across the continent. Rema’s initiative reflects his desire to leave a lasting impact on the music industry and create opportunities for aspiring artists to hone their craft and fulfill their potential.
The “Rema Music Institute,” appropriately named, is positioned to emerge as a leading hub for musical education, not only within Nigeria but throughout the entirety of Africa.
A notable feature of this groundbreaking initiative is its pledge to offer tuition-free education, underscoring its dedication to making high-quality musical training accessible to aspiring artists without financial barriers.
Discussing his vision for the institute, Rema conveyed his enthusiasm and eagerness to contribute to the community that has steadfastly supported him during his remarkable ascent to stardom.
Netizens Reactions…
@falaqamin said; “This will be good for us ❤️.” Students will flood in from all over Africa.”
@AchokoArtcha said; “We need more mentalities like this man. Although not many people put value on free things.There should be a cretaria on how one qualifies to get in,such that they will work hard for it. It could be as easy as competition based,such that only the focused enter.”
@Isahazara19 said; “After you don graduate from “Rema Music Institute” Naija go decide whether na panel beating, painting or na vulcanizer you go be 😒…
I love my country 🇳🇬.”
@amosuccy said; “God bless you abundantly. more success.”
@Ocgeneral1234 said; “Kudos to him and his entire family. I hope our other celebrities are willing to do little to support the people instead of boasting about western countries and do something here in Nigeria 🇳🇬.”
@moses_oiro said; “Wish you success in your endeavours Rema:”
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