African China Discusses 'Juju' and Self-Defense in Music

In a recent episode of a podcast titled "Beer Parlour Talk," veteran Nigerian singer Chinagorom Onuoha, popularly known as African China, discussed the challenges of surviving in the music industry. He admitted to using 'juju' as a means of protection, highlighting the necessity for artists to know how to fight and defend themselves.

African China pointed out that the music industry can be perilous, and he has learned martial arts to cope with the stress and dangers associated with his career. He also mentioned that his conscious music often puts him in danger, indicating the risks artists face in their pursuit of success.

The conversation reflects the broader issues of safety and the pressures within the Nigerian music scene, emphasizing the importance of self-defense and awareness in an industry fraught with challenges.