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Shallipopi, the popular Nigerian singer, has advised his fellow artistes to charge according to their values.
He stated this while addressing the debate over high fees charged by Nigerian artistes.
Speaking in an interview with News Central TV, the singer noted that an artiste’s value is linked to the success and reach of their music.
While disputing the notion that Nigerian artists have overpriced themselves out of the local market, he emphasised that artistes who achieve similar streaming as American artistes should charge comparable fees.
“It depends on your music and where it has gotten, that is what your price is going to be.
“If your music has gotten the same stream as an American artiste, you should be charging the same way they charge but if is not up to that you cannot overcharge,” he stated.
As the duo conversed in an effort to reconcile after quarrel, Shaun opened up to her about his relationship with Sheggz.
Korede Bello, the popular Nigerian singer, has opened up on why he left Don Jazzy-led Mavins Records.
Recall that Bello signed with Mavins in February 2014 but exited the label in 2021.
He said, “I was at a season in my life where I needed to metamorphose, to explore my inner worth, to do introspection, understand myself, understand meaning more, and reconnect to my why.
“Because I was at a stage where I started to feel like a product that is just there [at Mavins Records] to make money.
“You lose sight of what matters when you chase after the next hit, after the next whatever it is that can get you into conversations. So a lot of artists are addicted to that circle.”
Popular singer, Ayra Starr has reacted to the tragic murder of FUNAAB female student, Idowu Christianah.
A fellow student, Ayomide Adeleye, has been arrested in connection with the killing.
The incident has sparked widespread condemnation on social media.
Ayra Starr took to her X page to seek justice for Christianah while calling for an end to violence against women.
She stressed the need for change, stating that women deserve better treatment.
Ayra Starr’s statement reflects the growing concern and demand for action against gender-based violence.
Popular Nigerian actress and filmmaker, Toyin Abraham has cried out to God to come to her aid.
She made the call amid the recent pump price hike.
The actress, who is a firm supporter of the Tinubu-led administration took to her Instastories, crying out to her Maker for help.
She noted that she needs God more than ever as whatever she is going through is way beyond her imagination.
Her words: “Lord, I need you now than ever, this is way beyond my imagination.”
See reactions to her post below;
mzolanma wrote: “Them never even grind beans finish moi moi don Dey smell. You see this MANDATE, you will sleep and dance on it till 2027.”
oyeolu wrote: “She’s fine in Jesus name it about her work Alakada bad and bojee coming out December it will shock you people how God will help her ,,nah only she vote Tinubu abi”
mrs_sadam said: “Attention seeker. Always looking for pity party. Get lost idiat”
de_fabric wrote: “You can’t undo your deed, you better hold am tight, cause the kind Curse whey people dey give Tinubu and em supporters ehhhn no be here o, Me inclusive 😂💔”
iam.emy said: “Is tinubu not enough for you??????”