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‘Nigerian entertainment industry is biggest in the world’

Segun Kasali
November 23, 2024
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Chief Executive Officer of a Night Club, Club Secret, Asiwaju Damilola Odeniyi has described the Nigerian Entertainment industry as the biggest in the world.

Damilola, who spoke to Tribune Online on Saturday morning, showered these encomiums while assessing the industry overtime.

The CEO explained that the American Entertainment Industry now looks up to Nigeria in all ramifications due to raw talents in the country.

He, therefore, praised the likes of 2face, Dbanj, Psquare, Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy and many others for putting the country on the global map.

This was just as he enjoined the upcoming artistes not to relent on their oars as hardwork pays and sooner or later they would reap the benefits of their labour.

Meanwhile, Damilola stated that Club business and music are inseparable, thanking God for his Club’s 6 years anniversary this december.

He explained that music is an integral part of Club business; Hence, appreciating the efforts Nigerian artistes have to put into their craft and consequently having a positive influence on their existence.

“Without any iota of doubt, Nigerian Entertainment industry is the biggest in the world right now. We are the hottest now unlike those days.

“The so-called American industry recently started looking up to our artistes for featuring and the likes considering raw talents coming out of the country.

“We cannot but appreciate the likes of 2face, Dbanj, Psquare, Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy and many others for putting us out there.

“In the spirit of celebrating my Club’s six years existence by December, i want to appreciate the Nigerian artistes for making our Club business functioning because there will be no club without music,” he said.


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