By Thompson Yamput
Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has opened a state of the art Music Studio for artists in Kogi as part of celebration of the Valentine in tbe State.
A statement issued by her
Chief Press Secretary, Mr Israel Arogbonlo, on Saturday in Lokoja, said that the senator also provided financial support to at least 30 artistes in the state.
The event, tagged “Alema/Ohiogu Love Fest, ” brought together artistes from Kogi Central for an entertainment-filled gathering.
Natasha, who represents Kogi Central Senatorial District at the national assembly, said that Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Foundation.
Arogbonlo said that the music studio, located at the senator’s constituency office in Oro, Okene Local Government Area, was first commissioned by former House of Representatives member, Alhaji Abdulrahman Badamasiu.
The studio, according to him, was opened to all artistes from Kogi Central, allowing them to record their songs free of charge.
According to him, 10 artistes received N300,000 each in cash to support their careers, while those who performed during the inauguration were financially supported by the senator.
He quoted Natasha of encouraging the artistes to utilise the facility efficiently and manage their recording time wisely for their benefit and that of the listening public.
“This initiative is part of Sen. Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s ongoing efforts to create an enabling environment for artistes in Kogi Central, fostering growth and sustainability in the local entertainment industry, ” he said.
The event, he said, featured electrifying performances from artistes such as Yunique, DanOzizi, 2Rich, Ajemo, Dreez and ITabriz, Victor Justified.
Others were Anayisi, Nickyberry, MC Mansho, S Pretty, Fatai Jimoh, and Language, among others, who thrilled the audience with their talents. (ephemeralnews.com.ng)
