I don’t smoke weed, but it’s good, medicinal –Victor Essiet

Essiet

Legendary reggae musician, Victor Essiet, lead singer of The Mandators, who was in America for a very long time, but is now back in the country, tells OSEYIZA OOGBODO BLOG how he’s faring with his return.

How many years, or how long, did it take you to organize the Africa Meets Reggae Festival?

It took me two years. First, I had to pay for the franchise, because the down payment is a million dollars. Then I started planning it, and all-in-all, it took a couple of years.

So how do you feel that it has held?

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