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Stonebwoy shares the secret to Nigerian music’s success and how other artists might replicate it.

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Stonebwoy, a Ghanaian singer, has commended Nigeria’s incredible achievement, attributing it to the tireless work and determination demonstrated by Nigerian artists.
On the famous radio show “Sway In The Morning,” Stonebwoy spoke passionately about the colorful and diversified terrain of African music.

According to Stonebwoy, Nigeria’s large population surely contributes to the industry’s development, but he also emphasized the dedication, aggression, and workaholic mindset of Nigerian musicians as important aspects.
Nigerian artists have risen to fame across the African continent and beyond due to their unwavering winning attitude and strong work ethic.

“I don’t want to cause no ciaos but when you come to the whole of Africa, Nigeria pushes the most and you can find Nigerians been very popular around the African continent in different countries but you might not find other African artist very popular as Nigerians are in Nigeria.”

While recognizing Nigeria’s achievements, Stonebwoy underlined that other African countries should learn from Nigerians and prioritize its musicians. He advised Ghanaians to support and champion Ghanaian artists in the same way that Nigerians do in order to boost the country’s music industry.

“I have been calling out all the people to know their artist, you are Ghanaian make sure your Ghanaian artist is the ultimate priority because of course from the blue print, a Nigerians top priority is a Nigerian artist so that the way we can all emulate and to be able to keep doing some of the things that they have been doing of course their number is huge therefore they have the power, number force, attitude and business mindedness but that does not mean other Africans does not come out to those venues, so basically I think it’s a grind, one day at a time” he said.

He challenged his fellow musicians to show the same passion and perseverance as their Nigerian colleagues in order to have a beneficial impact on the African music industry.

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