Lupita Nyong’o Gushes about Meeting Asa and Getting Her New Album

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Lupita Nyong’o has been off the radar for a while but the Kenyan actress is definitely still very much around.
The 31-year-old actress attended the Sindika Dokolo Art Foundation dinner at London’s Cafe Royal last night and she took to her Instagram page to gush about meeting Nigerian artiste Asa, who Lupita called one of her favourite artistes.
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She shared a picture of the two of them together and commented, “Not only did I meet one of my favourite artists tonight, but I also learned she has a new album!!! #Asa #BedOfStone #EarsTinglingWithAnticipation”.
Asa shared the same picture on her page and commented, “Last night I met this beautiful lady. I love and admire you @lupitanyongo #inspired “No matter where you are from, your dreamers are valid”
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