Songwriter and musical star, Bello Omobolaji Sherrifdeen has said, he has dedicated his social media page @disbizagain_ to celebrate Entertainers in the industry.
“I have been using my page on Instagram to celebrate Musicians, Comedians and a whole lot, of persons in the entertainment sector, to encourage upcoming Artists,” Omobolaji said.
He said that people celebrate him for his feat, and that is why he tries to reciprocate the gesture on others.
“My name hasn’t rung a bell yet in the entertainment industry, but we’re gradually getting there, he said.
“I also celebrate top Artists and Entertainers who have made it big in the industry, because, soon, I will hit the mega stage too.
“From the things I do, I get lots of contacts and referrals from top Artists, who call in to appreciate me for my little efforts, and also charge me to do more, Omobolaji said on his Instagram handle.”
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