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Omah Lay Opens Up About Challenges in the Music Industry
Nigerian singer Omah Lay shares the challenges he has faced in the music industry.
He shared that one challenge he has faced is that Lagos is dominated by Yorubas. Since he is from Port Harcourt, he has had to be able to break into Lagos to connect with people there through music.
“Afrobeats is mainly Lagos. It is mainly Yorubas. Fela Kuti is the pioneer, we all know that and he is Yoruba. I am from Port Harcourt and you have to break into Lagos. There are only two people from PH that you know; Burna Boy and me,” he said.
“It got to a point I am like, you know what? I am going to take my time and look at my family and fans; people who really love me, I am going to stay there. The rest of you, the rest of the world, don’t love me. F**k off. That is it,” he added.
Online personality Isaac Fayose speaks up over the increase of fuel in Nigeria.
He expresses frustrations over the sudden increase and shared that it is such a financial drain to many people.
“Many fools are saying we cannot blame President Tinubu for our fuel going up, that we should blame America, Israel and Iran. That is a fat lie, fat lie. We are an oil-producing country. We have the crude oil here. They’ve spent our money on refineries. 210 trillion is still missing from our oil money.”
He then added that this transportation increase can increase the price of other things such as food.
Afrobeats singer Ayra Starr shared her top three artists in a latest interview.
When asked, she revealed that her top three artists are Tiwa Savage, Wizkid and Rema.
Her revelation sparked fans to speak, citing that the usual top three are often mentioned as Davido, Burna Boy and Wizkid.
“My Afrobeats Big 3 would be Tiwa Savage, Wizkid and Rema. My solid Big 3.”
Nedu Wazobia, Nigerian media personality, shares a statement that sparked reactions from the public.
He stated that one cannot be viewed as a role model if he or she does not have money in Nigeria.
He shared this belief in a recent interview.
“You can’t be a role model when you don’t have money in Nigeria. Most women wey dey live for Lekki, na men dey pay their rent.”
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