By Cynthia Abah
British Jamaican rapper Stephanie Victoria Allen, known as SteffLondon, has shared her admiration for Nigeria and its culture. In an interview with radio host Henrieveill on Tuesday, she expressed her appreciation for various aspects of Nigerian life.
When asked what she loved about Nigeria and its culture, SteffLondon responded, “Oh my gosh, there are so many things: the music, the food. I like the people, the banter. They are so funny, very vibrant, and very colorful. Everything is in your face. It’s very loud. They remind me of Jamaicans but in a different way.”
She also highlighted her appreciation for Nigerian traditions, saying, “I like your tradition; I feel like, as Jamaicans, we’ve been stripped of that. We’ve just got dancehall, good food, and vibes. We’re just nice people, but the cultural aspect has been taken away from us.”
SteffLondon has previously shown her affection for Nigerian culture by featuring Nigerian dances, Ankara fabric, and the use of Pidgin and Yoruba languages in her “Can’t Let You Go” video. Additionally, she hosted an Ankara-themed party for her birthday celebration in December 2022.
