Nigeria’s Music Industry Revenue To Hit $50Million By 2020

Nigerian Music pundits and executives of the Disruptive Creative Economy Meeting Group, DCEM have revealed in a new report that the Nigerian Music Industry is set to reach revenue of N18bn ($50Million) by 2020. Findings from the report also reveal

Chuks Nwanne

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