Flavour Claps Back at Criticism Over Support for Igbo Artists
Nigerian highlife and afrobeat singer, Flavour, has fired back at critics accusing him of neglecting upcoming Igbo musicians. The singer, known for his support of Igbo artists, was criticized for allegedly focusing on personal projects and not helping struggling talents in the South East.
The criticism stemmed from claims that Flavour promotes signed artists over young Igbo musicians. Flavour defended himself, advising critics to establish their own record labels to support young Igbo talents.
He also addressed accusations of selfishness among Igbo artists and lack of support for emerging creatives. The singer emphasized the importance of focusing on making money and supporting local talent.
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