Join Living Your Best Life with
Genma Holmes as we profile organizations, leaders, and volunteers who
lead by example. With extraordinary acts of kindness and charitable
giving that help countless lives daily, these organizations, leaders,
and volunteers embody, "Be the change you want to see in the world.
On Saturday, April 18, 2015,
Living Your Best Life in partnership with
GSH Media Group, listeners will hear Soprano
Abiodun Koya share about her life, her musical and acting careers, her work with young
performers and what keeps her inspired daily. She will also share about her
upcoming performances for wedding nuptials for members of the military. The Nigerian native was recently featured in the
Americolor Opera Alliance’s
presentation of LaRoche, an original opera about the only black male
passenger on the ill fated Titanic, where she assumed the role of “Madam
Mae/Top Lady.”
Tune in to hear how Holmes felt after hearing Abiodun Koya, known affectionately as Abby, performance in Atlanta. Listen to them talk about the text message to
Soprano Karen Parks that sealed the deal for Abby to consider performing in the Bahamas. Since meeting, the two have been planning several upcoming performances to benefit military families and veteran nonprofits around the country and in the Bahamas.
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| Abby And Genma visiting the Parthenon in Nashville, TN | | |
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| Abby on the campus of TSU with Music Major Darius Lewis |
Abiodun Koya also is preparing for several concerts in Nigeria and an upcoming reality TV show. Hear hear talk future projects, her love of Nashville, and her desire to help others
, especially women and young girls in her native country. At the end of this fun and lively show, you will also hear a melody of some of Genma's favorite classical songs performed by her friend Abby.
This interview promises to
empower, inspire, and
motivate you to live your
BEST life.
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More About Abiodun Koya
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| Abiodun Koya in the Sirius XM Studios with Genma Holmes |
Abiodun Koya, Abby, as she is fondly called, has sung
for presidents, senators, ambassadors, governors, less privileged
children, and Congress members to mention a few. A highlight of her
career was an invitation to a black history month performance at the
White House. Abiodun was recently featured in the Americolor Opera
Alliance’s presentation of LaRoche, an original opera about the only
black male passenger on the ill fated Titanic, where she assumed the role
of “Madam Mae/Top Lady.”
Abby holds a B.A. in Business
Management and devotes her time and resources to her charity foundation,
the Courtesy Foundation, which raises scholarship funds for girl
orphans in Africa. She uses her musical platform to shed light on issues
affecting African children and women.
#bringbackourgirls,
Abby Koya,
Abiondun Koya,
arts community,
classical music,
Denise Graves,
family,
Karen Parks,
military families,
nashville,
Nigerian Girls,
performers,
The Islands of the Bahamas,
women rights
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