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Mavin Records singer, Dija, has said that she will do everything
within her power to always infuse her Hausa, Lebanese and Sierra-Leone
culture into her music.
The
singer who is of mixed parentage, in an exclusive chat with Showtime
said, ‘I usually wear my traditional garments to perform, and I
constantly put my language in everything I do.
Don’t forget that Yaro, the title of one of my songs, is an Hausa
word as well. I’m not only Hausa, I’m also partly Lebanese and
Sierra-Leonean as well, so I try my best to bring my cultures from my
father and mother’s sides to bear on my craft as much as I can. For me,
the more I can talk to, and relate to my fans, the happier I am.’
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