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Apple Music’s Africa Now Radio With Cuppy This Sunday With Wizkid

This Week's Episode Features a Conversation With Wizkid, the 5 Hottest Tracks of the Week, and Elsa Majimbo's Favorite African Proverb

Tune in to Africa Now Radio With Cuppy This Sunday, November 8th at 2p Lagos/London / 3p Johannesburg/Paris / 6a La / 9a NYC Only on Apple Music 1

Cover Star Interview
Nigerian superstar Wizkid is this week’s cover star and Africa Now Radio includes highlights of his recent interview with Ebro Darden. Wizkid discusses his chart topping new album ‘Made in Lagos,’ his relationship with Skepta and the #EndSARS protests.

The Big 5
Cuppy shares the 5 hottest new African tracks of the moment. This week’s selection includes new tracks from Burna Boy, Omah Lay, Lemon & Herb, Trompies and Kelvyn Boy.

Africa Rising 
Breaking Nigerian artist Bad Boy Timz is this week’s Africa Rising artist, a campaign which shines a light on the next generation of African superstars https://apple.co/32v7zX4

Proverb of the Week 
Kenyan internet comedian and self-proclaimed “professional bragger” Elsa Majimbo shares her favorite proverb: “It’s the audacity for me.” The proverb comes from online viral Tik Tok videos, which Elsa often quotes in her own content. “You eat junk food, whatever you want, pizza and don’t work out? It’s the audacity for me” which translates to “through the pain, our path is still clear.”

Mini Mix
Cuppy finishes this week’s show with a special Wizkid mini-mix to celebrate his new No. 1 album ‘Made in Lagos.’

Tune in and listen to the full episode this Sunday, November 8th at 2p Lagos/London / 3p Johannesburg/Paris / 6a LA / 9a NYC only on Apple Music 1 at apple.co/_AfricaNow


Wizkid on his relationship with Skepta

I think why the music comes out so solid is because we have a great relationship outside music, we have a great relationship as young brothers in this game hustling to take it to the world and beyond. We’re fathers so we connect in so many ways and everytime he comes to Lagos, we are together.

Elsa Majimbo’s proverb of the week

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