When you talk about Nigerian music from a general base the fact is as beautiful and innovative as the sounds are, they failed to properly document its growth. There’s also no proper structure to have any systematic forecast of what’s next to always push the scene forward to a level it can compete globally on their own terms without the help of developed, legacy music companies and festivals. Nigeria packs so much talent and continues to blossom crippled only by its third world state and layers of corruption in all facets of society, slowly crawling into development with the heavy … Continue reading Joey Akan is Knee-Deep Documenting Nigeria’s Ripening Music Business