Nigerian Afro Vawulence artist Bennylee has joined millions of Yoruba sons and daughters in celebrating Isese Day, a holiday dedicated to honoring tradition, spirituality, and the wisdom of the ancestors.
Known for blending raw emotion with cultural storytelling, Bennylee used the occasion to extend warm wishes to traditionalists across Nigeria and the diaspora.
“Isese Day reminds us of our roots and the strength of our heritage. Today, I stand with my fellow traditionalists to celebrate our culture, our faith, and the blessings of our ancestors. I wish everyone observing the day peace, unity, and continuous guidance,” he said.
More than just a cultural holiday, Isese Day has become a powerful reminder of identity and pride for millions. For Bennylee, it also connects directly to his music and his journey as an artist.
“Afro Vawulence is my way of telling the truth about struggle, resilience, and survival. In the same way Isese Day protects tradition, I believe my music preserves our stories and keeps our voice alive for generations,” he added.
Bennylee has steadily carved a name for himself in Nigeria’s music scene, earning recognition for his unique sound and authenticity. His Isese Day message reflects not only his cultural pride but also his commitment to using music as a tool for empowerment and preservation of African identity.
Across Nigeria, traditionalists marked the day with prayers, community gatherings, and cultural expressions. Bennylee’s words added a powerful artistic voice to the celebration, reminding fans and followers that culture and music remain inseparable forces of unity.
