Lagos / New York – Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo‑Kuti has been officially inducted into the 2025 Grammy Hall of Fame for his groundbreaking 1976 album Zombie, honoring its enduring cultural and historical significance. The Recording Academy announced this week that Zombie—a bold critique of Nigeria’s military regime—has earned its place among recordings recognized for “lasting qualitative or historical significance”. Fela’s eldest son, Femi Anikulapo‑Kuti, accepted the honor on behalf of his late father. He shared on X: “Our father’s legacy lives on. We are honoured to accept this Grammy Hall of Fame award … His music continues to inspire and unite people across the world.” Released during Nigeria’s period of military rule, Zombie became a fierce anthem of dissent. Its...