Fọláṣadé Adú, known by the world as Sade, explains the meaning and pronunciation of her full name in an interview (1985). The Yoruba icon was born in Ibadan to a Nigerian professor father Adebisi and a British nurse Anne Hayes. She spent her early years in her ancestral home, Ikere-Ekiti, where her grandfather was one of the most influential men. The name Folasade means ‘honor confers a crown’. She eventually became the queen of smooth jazz. Today she turns 66 years old ✨🇳🇬 | Randi B

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