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Ciara Becomes Citizen Of Benin Under New Law For Slave Trade Descendants
Photo: Getty Images North America Grammy award-winning singer Ciara is among the first public figures to be granted citizenship in the West African country of Benin under a new law offering nationality to descendants of enslaved people.
Singer Ciara gains Benin citizenship under Afro-descendant law, honoring slave trade history and Black diaspora heritage.
Ciera received her Beninese citizenship, but she isn’t the first to receive dual citizenship from a nation in the motherland.
On a trip to Benin, Ciara became a citizen of the West African country in a ceremony with Beninese government officials.
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