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Yinka Davies
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Yinka Davies is a versatile Nigerian artist, known for her soulful singing, songwriting, and acting. She began her music career in the 1990s and has released several successful albums. Alongside her music, Yinka has also acted in various TV shows and movies, such as "Everyday People" and "Witches," and she's a judge on "Nigeria's Got Talent." She's recognized for her humanitarian efforts, especially her advocacy for breast cancer awareness and treatment. Yinka Davies continues to inspire through her music, acting, and philanthropic activities.
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