Dive into celebration of Black History Month 2023 as Richman Bana thrills with musical brilliance

Richman Bana, also known as Banakeng Bunila Herman, has transcended the boundaries of conventional music performances, leaving an indelible mark on stages like Mbuntu Cocktail Bar Southampton, CRTV Cameroon, Emeli’s Smile Sickle Cell Foundation Virtual Show, Wolf Studios, Portsmouth’s Fusion RnB Lounge, and the grand O2 Guildhall at the BBAM Festival in Southampton.

Celebrating Black History Month with an electrifying performance, Richman Bana illuminated the O2 Guildhall stage, captivating a crowd of over 5000 enthusiasts during the BBAM Festival.

The BBAM Festival, a Southampton cultural extravaganza celebrating Black Business, Arts, and Music, served as the backdrop for Richman Bana’s powerful showcase. This event not only featured a stellar lineup of more than 40 artists and bands but also paid homage to black soldiers with a poignant march.

On the monumental night of October 1st, 2023, Richman Bana’s performance at the O2 Guildhall Southampton resonated with energy and passion, imprinting a lasting impression on the audience. His stage presence and talent were on full display, drawing parallels to the likes of African music greats such as Davido, Burna Boy, and Don Jazzy.

Southampton bore witness to the ascent of a rising star, firmly establishing Richman Bana in the music realm.

The celebration of Black History Month continued at Barton Peveril Sixth Form College Eastleigh, UK, where Richman Bana, alongside Zee Nessa and Chimney the Great, provided a musical backdrop for an event aimed at raising funds for Power The Fight. This award-winning charity, dedicated to combating violence in communities, resonated with the college’s Afro-Caribbean Society.

The event, attended by Barton Peveril students and featuring guest speaker Don John, founder of Black History Month Southampton, showcased the profound impact of Richman Bana’s music beyond the stage. Speaking on his time at Barton Peveril, Richman Bana emphasized the joy of celebrating Black History Month throughout the year and advocated for unity against racism.

In aligning with the mission of Power the Fight, Richman Bana’s involvement in this charity-driven event underscores not only his musical prowess but also his commitment to addressing societal issues. As an alum of Barton Peveril, Richman Bana’s words carry weight, echoing the importance of perpetual celebration and understanding in the journey toward racial equality.