Nash reflects on her 2012 depression ahead of her 25th anniversary concert
Nash has shared rare insights into the challenging periods of her 25-year career. In an interview published on Saturday, September 12, by Le Méridien, the Ivorian rapper discusses a depression that followed her festival in 2012.

According to her account, this period plunged her into a very serious state, and she believes she narrowly escaped the worst thanks to her faith. Nash also cites among her struggles a miscarriage, the death of her mother, and several losses within her artistic circle, as well as feelings of abandonment at certain points in her career.
The rapper also recalls happier milestones. She reflects on her discovery by Boni RAS, her early experiences in Europe, and the success of the project “Gbonhi Yo-Yo,” which allowed her to perform on various stages outside of Côte d’Ivoire.
These revelations come just over two months before her anniversary concert scheduled for November 20, 2026, at the Anoumabo hall of the Palais de la Culture in Treichville. Nash has announced a 100% live show lasting approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, structured as a musical narrative of her journey, featuring several surprise guests.
Her current news is also highlighted by “Omanh’O”, the music video for which was released on September 8. Additionally, the celebration of her 25 years will include initiatives for children and young girls, with a “Nash à l’École” caravan announced from September 14 to October 7, 2026.
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