Keke Ogungbe Set To Shape Next Generation Of Music Superstars, Reveals Naija Star Search Reality Show
Nigerian music producer, Kenny “Keke” Ogungbe is about to strike gold for the second time in the Nigerian music scene.
Having managed to make a major impact with his music Kennis, AIT Jamz, and later Primetime Africa Jamz, Ogungbe is poised to shape a new generation of Nigerian musical acts who will reign supreme on the world stage.
The Kennis FM CEO will showcase his accomplishments, experiences and overall knowledge of the music industry when he joins the music reality show as head judge.
The Naija Star Search Reality Show is powered by affordable pay TV company StarTimes. The audition for Naija Star Search is open until July 17 on the naijastarsearch website with a prize of ten million naira and other consolation prizes.
Speaking, Keke Ogungbe said, "It's a joy to see Africa setting standards in mainstream music across the world. The history that we have created as Africans, especially Kennis Music being one of the main pioneers in the evolution of Afrobeats, is truly invaluable.
"The story isn't complete without mentioning some of our artists who played a leading role in bringing this great height to fruition. The likes of 2baba, Dbanj, JJC Skills, Sound Sultan and many more. others known around the world, who not only paint Afrobeats gold in the hearts of many, both at home and abroad, but also make Nigeria proud.
"It has also opened up opportunities for today's young Nigerians who are very successful in music, with the likes of Burna Boy not only being nominated for a Grammy, but bringing it back to us.< /p>
“That joy for me transcends just being a part of history, but also being able to give platforms to young Nigerians with great talent to showcase themselves.
"So in July, we're launching Naija Star Search, a reality show aimed at discovering the next generation of afrobeats superstars, courtesy of StarTimes."
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Nigerian music producer, Kenny “Keke” Ogungbe is about to strike gold for the second time in the Nigerian music scene.
Having managed to make a major impact with his music Kennis, AIT Jamz, and later Primetime Africa Jamz, Ogungbe is poised to shape a new generation of Nigerian musical acts who will reign supreme on the world stage.
The Kennis FM CEO will showcase his accomplishments, experiences and overall knowledge of the music industry when he joins the music reality show as head judge.
The Naija Star Search Reality Show is powered by affordable pay TV company StarTimes. The audition for Naija Star Search is open until July 17 on the naijastarsearch website with a prize of ten million naira and other consolation prizes.
Speaking, Keke Ogungbe said, "It's a joy to see Africa setting standards in mainstream music across the world. The history that we have created as Africans, especially Kennis Music being one of the main pioneers in the evolution of Afrobeats, is truly invaluable.
"The story isn't complete without mentioning some of our artists who played a leading role in bringing this great height to fruition. The likes of 2baba, Dbanj, JJC Skills, Sound Sultan and many more. others known around the world, who not only paint Afrobeats gold in the hearts of many, both at home and abroad, but also make Nigeria proud.
"It has also opened up opportunities for today's young Nigerians who are very successful in music, with the likes of Burna Boy not only being nominated for a Grammy, but bringing it back to us.< /p>
“That joy for me transcends just being a part of history, but also being able to give platforms to young Nigerians with great talent to showcase themselves.
"So in July, we're launching Naija Star Search, a reality show aimed at discovering the next generation of afrobeats superstars, courtesy of StarTimes."
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If you want to keep your job and excel in your career, you have to do what I say," Janet Abegunde's boss told her one fateful day. Miss Abegunde, a 24-year-old accountant who had just got her first job in one of the new generation banks, said she fell into depression after her boss sexually harassed her.Keke Ogungbe set Keke Ogungbe set
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