Brazilian-based Nigerian music artist Kaiye, whose real name is Ajakaiye Sunday David, is making waves in the music industry with the release of his latest single, “Bonjou.”

The song, titled after the French greeting meaning “good day,” showcases Kaiye’s unique blend of Afrobeat rhythms and soulful melodies. The release has garnered widespread acclaim, solidifying Kaiye’s place as a rising star in the Nigerian music scene.

In a surprising turn of events, Kaiye recently visited Katsina State to meet with the former President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari.

The meeting, which took place at Buhari’s residence, was a significant moment for the artist.

During their discussion, Kaiye and Buhari delved into topics of national importance, including the peace and stability of Nigeria. The former president, known for his advocacy for peace, welcomed Kaiye with open arms, commending the artist’s efforts to use his platform for positive change.

Kaiye’s visit comes at a crucial time as Edo State prepares for its upcoming elections. In light of the political climate, both Kaiye and Buhari emphasized the need for peace and unity.

Buhari urged the citizens of Edo State to maintain a peaceful electoral process, encouraging them to vote for their choice in peace.

He also recommended checking out “Bonjou,” highlighting the song’s message of harmony and goodwill.

As “Bonjou” continues to climb the charts, Kaiye’s engagement in social and political matters sets a commendable example for other artists.

His dedication to promoting peace through music demonstrates the powerful role that art can play in shaping society.