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Floxy Bee

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Floxy Bee, originally Florence Benjamin, breathes life into the rich tapestry of Nigeria's rhythms. Immersed in the music of her Yoruba roots from a young age, she emerged as a captivating force by 16, earning the moniker "Hikosso Queen." Infused with Yoruba proverbs and playful puns, her lyrics vividly portray African womanhood. Beyond the stage, Floxy Bee acts as a cultural ambassador, bridging Nigerian heritage with global audiences through collaborations with international artists, and preservation efforts for traditional music. The "Hikosso Queen" title is not just an accolade but a responsibility she embraces with grace and passion, using her music to celebrate, educate, and empower a living testament to the enduring power of African culture.

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