The hip-hop scene in Northern Nigeria is experiencing a dynamic transformation, with female rappers at the forefront of this movement. For years, the industry has been predominantly male-driven, but a fearless and talented new generation of women is redefining the sound and style of Northern Nigerian hip-hop. Armed with lyrical prowess, infectious beats, and unapologetic confidence, these artists are breaking barriers and creating a more inclusive and vibrant music landscape.
They are using hip-hop as a platform to share their stories, challenge societal norms, and celebrate the rich diversity of Northern Nigerian culture. In this article, LEADERSHIP Sunday highlights the top six female rappers who are reshaping the hip-hop scene in Northern Nigeria, showcasing their unique contributions and the excitement they bring to the region’s burgeoning music industry. Lil Pee Promise Bitrus, better known as Lil Pee, hails from Taraba State.
The young artist adopted the name ‘Lil’ as she began rapping at a very young age. Inspired by Hausa hip-hop icons like DJ Ab and Morell, Lil Pee pursued her passion and has since made a significant mark in the industry. Known for her energetic performances reminiscent of Nicki Minaj, she consistently ranks high in shows and awards, amassing a dedicated fan base.
Lil Pee has collaborated with notable artists such as Boc, Teeswagz, Kaits, Hazy D Star, and the well-known Jzat, also called Bokan Taraba. As a member of the Mumuye ethnic group, she.