Nigerian singer and songwriter, Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has announced the cancellation of her Kenyan concert.

In a statement released via her social media pages, Tems detailed that she will not be performing at Tukutane Festival due to circumstances beyond her control,

“Hey, Kenya 🇰🇪. Honestly, it’s quite heartbreaking to say this but I will not be able to perform at the Tukutane Festival due to circumstances beyond my control," Tems said in part.

The singer went on to explain that she is disappointed that she will not be meeting her Kenyan fans as early planned.

“I am as disappointed as you all are but I look forward to coming and giving you a show that you deserve. Love you all 💖,” Tems regretted.

The star announced her Kenyan tour back in August 2022.

“Nairobi Kenya, I'll be coming very soon,” Tems announced in a short post.

Tems rose to global fame in 2020 after she was featured on WizKid’s summer hit 'Essence' which earned her a Grammy nomination.

Wizkid became the first African musician to have a song on the Top 10 Billboard chart as a lead artist, and Tems earned her first Billboard Top 10 hit.

The song became so huge that Justine Bieber jumped on the remix, which won the Best Collaboration Award at the 2022 BET Awards.

She became the first African female musician to win a BET award after she was named the Best International Act at the BET Awards.

In June, Tems was revealed as one of the songwriters on Beyonce's new album 'Renaissance'.

Tems was credited as one of the songwriters on track 10 'Move' under her full name Temilade Openiyi.

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