Nigerian rapper and singer Tunde Dolphins, whose 2023 single Mi Oleku Nitorienikan explores heartbreak and the need to walk away from toxic relationships, is among the confirmed performers at a Black History Month poetry, spoken-word and music event in London on Friday, October 23, 2026.
Dolphins will perform his song titled Tell Me, a love song, at the event.
Organised by Global Fusion Music & Arts, the event will take place at Mycenae House, 90 Mycenae Road, London SE3 7SE. The programme begins at 7:30 p.m., with doors opening at 7 p.m. Admission is free.
Dolphins is expected to showcase his musical talent at the event, which will celebrate Black History Month through poetry, spoken word and music.
Released in 2023, Mi Oleku Nitorienikan is available on streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Boomplay, SoundCloud, YouTube, Amazon Music, Pandora and iTunes.
The song explores heartbreak, self-worth and the importance of recognising when to walk away from a relationship that has become toxic. Drawing on the experience of emotional pain, Dolphins urges listeners not to sacrifice their well-being for love and encourages those in unhealthy relationships to move on.
The single attracted positive reactions from fans who found its message relatable to their own experiences in love and relationships.
After spending years working in the corporate sector, Dolphins is pursuing his long-standing musical ambition as a rapper, singer and music producer.
The London event forms part of the 2026 GFMA25 celebrations organised by Global Fusion Music & Arts. It is supported by Arts Council England through public funding from the National Lottery and held in partnership with the Mayor of London and the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
