Who is Rema?
Rema is a Nigerian hip hop/Afro beats artist, songwriter, and model. Rema is currently signed into Jonzing World, a subsidiary of Mavin Records by Don Jazzy but it wasn’t that easy for the youngster. Rema was born on 1st May 2000 in Benin City, Edo State, which means he is currently 23 years old. He made it to the limelight when his “Iron man” made Barrack Obama’s 2019 summer playlist.
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Profile Summary
| Name | Divine Ikubor |
| Age | 23 years old |
| Date of Birth | 1 May 2020 |
| Birthday | 1st May |
| Zodiac | Taurus |
| State of origin | Edo State |
| Net worth | $1,000,000 |
| Height | 5’8 ft |
| Weight | 64kg |
| Occupation | Artist |
| Record Label | Mavin Records |
Rema Biography
Rema was born Divine Ikubor in a Christian family in Benin City, Edo State. The vibrant afro-beat star was born on 1 May 2000. Currently, Rema is 23 years old.
He completed both his primary and secondary school education and obtained both his First School Leaving Certificate and West African Senior School Certificate in the same state.
In 2008, Rema lost his father, and 7 years later he lost his brother, making him the only male in the family.
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Rema Career
Rema’s early life in Benin City was not void of music, he started rapping in a local church in Benin City called Christ of Mercy church where he was a youth wing leader. In his local church, he organized a rapping tutorial called “Rap Nation”, where he taught young people how to rap. He also went to schools to train other rappers, however, at the age of 11, he switched to secular music.
The hardship that dawned on his family after his brother and father died in a space of 7 years, forced his family to relocate to Ghana.
In 2013, Rema created a music band, RNA, with a friend, Prince Solomon Eromosele aka Alpha P. RNA is coined from the first names of both artists. RNA by Rema and Alpha P won season 2 of Pikolo’s Dream Alive talent show after which they signed a record deal with Peak Entertainment releasing their debut single “Mercy” – a mid-tempo song recorded at Dream Alive Studio in Benin City. Mercy’s music video was directed by Whyte House Pictures.
Rema was still advancing with his education when he moved on to create his music group RNA and not so long until he was recognized by D’Prince, the Chief Executive Officier (CEO) of Jonzing World Record. D’prince is also the immediate younger brother to Nigerian music industry baron and producer, Don Jazzy, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Mavin Records.
Rema is currently signed into Mavins Record. He is not dead, contrary to recent rumors on social media on 1st February 2020 that the 20-year-old artist dead.
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Rema Awards
Rema’s recognizable awards began this year, 2019, and they’re as follows;
- AFRIMMA Video of The Year – “Dumebi”.
- Headies Next Rated artist 2019.
He was also nominated for the Headies viewers’ choice award. Rema’s emergence in the Nigerian entertainment industry is not without controversies. His boss, Don Jazzy was said to have had a hand in Rema winning Headies’ next-rated artist award.
Rema Net worth
Rema’s first single was “Iron Man” which pulled massive attention to the youngster. He is currently one of the richest young and most influential artists in the Nigerian music industry.
Rema’s net worth is an estimated $1,000,000.
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Rema Songs
Rema still fresh in the industry has been matched with the likes of Zlatan Ibilie, “Yeye Boyfriend” singer, and Teni. His first eponymous EP titled “Rema” once got to No.1 on apple music. Rema officially has 11 songs to his name and still counting. His released songs are listed as follows;
- “Iron Man” (2019)
- “Bad Commando” (2019)
- “Dumebi” (2019)
- “Corny” (2019
- “Call Me Rema” (2019)
- “American Love” (2019)
- “Boulevard” (2019)
- “Bad Commando” (2019)
- “Lady” (2019)
- “Corny” (2019
- “This Fame” (2019)
- “Beamer” (2020)
He has gone on to release other tracks which will be too much to list all here. Thank you for reading, and don’t forget to share.