Renowned Zambian artist Yo Maps made headlines once again as he dedicated his hit song “Kondwa” to Zambia’s Vice President, Mutale Nalumango, during the launch of her book titled “TRUE TO ME!” The event took place on 4th December 2024 at the prestigious Pamodzi Hotel in Lusaka, drawing a host of dignitaries and prominent personalities.
Taking to her social media platforms after the event, Vice President Nalumango shared her profound appreciation for Yo Maps. She described how the song’s lyrics, particularly the poignant lines “Nakulila munsoni nobwafya…. Nimafunokondwa”, deeply resonated with her. “The boy, Yo Maps Yo, showed up and dedicated to me his song. His lyrics touched my soul. Thank you, mwana!” she wrote.
Yo Maps’s gesture of dedicating the song to the Vice President added an emotional and uplifting touch to an already significant occasion, celebrating the unveiling of her book that encapsulates her life’s journey, values, and leadership principles.
The book “TRUE TO ME!” chronicles the Vice President’s life experiences, highlighting her challenges, triumphs, and steadfast commitment to integrity and public service. The launch was attended by notable figures from various sectors, reflecting the influence and respect she commands in Zambian society.
In addition, Yo Maps used the platform to build excitement for his highly anticipated third studio album, scheduled for release on 24th December 2024. Known for his ability to craft songs that touch hearts, fans are eagerly awaiting this project, expecting another musical masterpiece.
The event not only celebrated Vice President Nalumango’s literary achievement but also underscored the symbiotic relationship between Zambia’s arts and leadership. Yo Maps’s tribute serves as a testament to the power of music in bridging societal roles, inspiring unity and hope.
The collaboration of two influential Zambian figures, Vice President Mutale Nalumango and Yo Maps, marked a historic and inspiring moment. While the Vice President’s book launch shone a light on her enduring legacy, Yo Maps’s performance and the dedication of “Kondwa” amplified the message of resilience and joy. As the year draws to a close, Zambia looks forward to Yo Maps’s forthcoming album, promising to end 2024 on a high note.