Government has slowed down entertainment’s development –Wole Oni


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Wole Oni is a music heavyweight.

He’s the producer of the evergreen songs, Kosobabire by Folake Umosen, Olo Mi by Tosin Martins, Ijoba Orun by Lara George and probably the greatest gospel song in recent times, Igwe by Midnight Crew.

He’s also a jazz pianist and is sought after for concert performances.

Oseyiza Oogbodo Blog ran into him at an event recently and they had a tete-a-tete in which he disclosed that the current Nigeria government is not really aiding the entertainment industry’s growth and has even slowed it down.

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