Africa’s Music Growth and Local Initiatives
As African music gains global traction, key stakeholders highlighted by Nigeria news are set to hold the Showbiz101 music workshop and recording camp in Lagos, from March 26-29. Organised by the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) alongside BridgeAfric and UNESCO, this initiative aims to nurture talents and expand African music influence worldwide.
In other Abuja news, the reconciliation between Femi Lazarus, the senior pastor of Light Nation Church, and singer Timi Dakolo, ends their public dispute over gospel performance fees, signalling a hopeful shift towards unity amid industry critique. Clean water scarcity, a persistent issue, calls for more government investment, stressing a long-standing gap in Nigeria’s resources.
Key Takeaways:
- AFRIMA and partners are nurturing African music in Lagos with educational workshops.
- Industry reconciliation highlights ongoing concerns about gospel music commercialization.
- Urgent investment in the water sector is crucial for Nigerian development.
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