In a groundbreaking move, Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has named a 6000-capacity arena after Nigerian music sensation, Rema. The arena, now known as the "Rema Dome," is a testament to Rema's impact on the music industry and his Edo State heritage.

"We are proud to associate with Rema's success and honor his contributions to the entertainment industry," Governor Obaseki said during the naming ceremony. "The Rema Dome will serve as a hub for entertainment, sports, and cultural events, inspiring future generations of Edo State talent."

Rema, who was present at the ceremony, expressed his gratitude to the governor and the people of Edo State. "I am humbled and honored by this recognition," Rema said. "I promise to continue making Edo State proud and using my platform to promote the rich cultural heritage of our state."

The Rema Dome is set to become a iconic landmark in Edo State, hosting various events and concerts throughout the year. Governor Obaseki's decision to name the arena after Rema highlights the importance of recognizing and supporting local talent.