I used to belong to the school of thought that females in t… - Muma Gee

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I used to belong to the school of thought that females in the Nigerian music industry were disenfranchised. However, knowledge, time, maturity and research made me realise it's the effect of our traditional beliefs that the girl-child is positioned to play a second fiddle.

Muma Gee

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Gift Iyumame Eke (born 18 November 1978), better known by her stage name Muma Gee, is a Nigerian singer-songwriter, actress, businesswoman, fashion designer, television personality and politician.

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Birth Name: Gift Iyumame Eke

Alternative Names: Gift Iyumame Uwame

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[It] is all about the African woman, her beauty and how she makes herself beautiful. An African woman is therefore not to be messed up with or looked down upon because she’s feminine. Even though she’s beautiful, she’s strong and has a sense of pride.

One needs to take one’s time because good work takes time. But it must be worth the wait in the end.

If it is the will of God.

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