Tribune Online

Religion, culture hinder music growth in Northern Nigeria — Zacboy

136
Reach the right people at the right time with Nationnewslead. Try and advertise any kind of your business to users online today. Kindly contact us for your advert or publication @ Nationnewslead@gmail.com Call or Whatsapp: 08168544205, 07055577376, 09122592273

A talented music star, in the North, Peter Chapola Emmanuel popularly known as Zacboy has observed that religion and culture had hindered music development in the North.

The music star whose parents hail from Adamawa and Kaduna states respectively also gave an insight into the state of the industry in the region.

Speaking during his unveiling ceremony held at Kenfeli Hotel, Barnawa, Kaduna at the weekend noted that northern moneybags don’t support or invest in Western music.

Zacboy who was fielding questions from newsmen explained that unlike in the southern part of the country where you have many successful musicians in the north, you can hardly have one.

To this end, he observed that culture, tradition and religious beliefs more or less hinder the development of music in the region.

“Many people in the region, don’t see the industry (music) as a profession that unites but sees music as for unserious people.

But he insisted that music connects people, saying that,”⁵he is not only going to break the jinx but will reach out to the people of the region through his music.

Earlier, Zacboy Entertainment’s logistics and Artist Manager Mr. Don Oliver who first introduced the young musician described him as a talented young musician who is ready to cut a niche for himself.

“We discovered him at the age of seven at a Church and at ten years the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr Ighodalo Ehizogie decided to support him.

The CEO, Ighodalo Ehizogie said, “I discover him and see that he can do great things than every other musician in Nigeria. Even if we spend hundreds of million naira to produce music we don’t mine, I know of others who spent much more than that and yet could not succeed because they didn’t get it right.

A board member, Monday B. Agada also said “I have been in music for a long while. I’ve had contact with a lot of musicians. We’ve used this medium to bring up a lot of artists. We’re ready to support him. And connect him with the real people that will help his music grow.

YOU SHOULD NOT MISS THESE HEADLINES FROM NIGERIAN TRIBUNE

May Nigeria never witness another Buhari’s govt — Primate Ayodele

The leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has said President Muhammadu Buhari-led Government performed

‘IDAN’: All you need to know about trending Nigerian street slang 

The hashtag ‘Idan’ is the latest Nigerian street slang that has been trending on social media for

Murphy Afolabi: 7 things you probably don’t know about late Nollywood actor

Nigerian sensational actor and filmmaker, Murphy Afolabi, reportedly died on Sunday, barely 24 hours after

WEEK BRIEF: 10th NASS’ power tussle, Seun Kuti’s assault on police… other top news

THE ongoing tussle for the principal office positions of the 10th National Assembly by the top members All Progressives Congress (APC) has

SPOTLIGHT: Dennis Bergkamp, ‘non-flying Dutchman’ blessed with unrivalled skill, technique

Dennis Nicolaas Maria Bergkamp, born on May 10, 1969, in Amsterdam, Netherlands, is widely regarded as one of the

Ph.D graduation of a Hausa-Yoruba Nigerian in America

Last Saturday, I attended the PhD graduation of a treasured mentee of mine by the name of Abdulbasit Kassim at Rice University in


Reach the right people at the right time with Nationnewslead. Try and advertise any kind of your business to users online today. Kindly contact us for your advert or publication @ Nationnewslead@gmail.com Call or Whatsapp: 08168544205, 07055577376, 09122592273



Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *