Funmi Adams gave Nigerians a soundtrack of unity

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Funmi Adams was a voice that defined an era. In the 1980s and 1990s, her music carried themes of unity, love, and cultural pride, blending traditional rhythms with contemporary melodies.
Her most popular anthem, Nigeria My Beloved Country, became a symbol of national identity and shot her to prominence. Songs like All We Need Is Love, Mama, and Omode O stirred deep emotion and reflection, cementing her reputation as an artiste who could both inspire and unite. Singing in multiple languages, Adams bridged Nigeria's cultural divides, her voice a unifying force.
She brought the same passion to Nollywood, appearing in films and television shows at a time when the industry was finding its voice.
Credits
Editor: Samson Toromade
Art Illustrator/Director: Owolawi Kehinde