- Chioma Goodhair, criticized local music performers for their lack of commitment and drive.
- Her comments were prompted by the recognition of Juma Jux, who won Best East African Artist of the Year at the Headies Awards.
- The remarks highlight ongoing concerns about the dedication of artists in the Nigerian music industry.
Nigerian influencer Chioma Goodhair recently expressed her thoughts on the Nigerian music industry, calling out local performers for their lack of commitment and drive. Her comments followed the recognition of Juma Jux, who was awarded Best East African Artist of the Year at the just-concluded Headies Awards.
Taking to Snapchat to share her views, Chioma praised Juma Jux for his dedication and hard work, highlighting his discipline as a key factor in his success. She noted that unlike many Nigerian artists, who often disregard rehearsals and fail to put in the necessary effort, Juma Jux consistently demonstrates a strong work ethic and a focus on substance in his craft.
Chioma’s comments struck a chord with many of her followers, as she emphasized that the laziness seen among some Nigerian performers could hinder their growth in the highly competitive music industry. She urged Nigerian artists to take a page from Juma Jux’s book, learning to prioritize rehearsals, refine their craft, and consistently put in the work required for lasting success.
She wrote, “I wish Nigerian performers would start putting more effort into their performances like Juma did. I find a lot of their perfomances lazy and lackluster. It lacks rehearsal and substance. And its unfair considering the love their fans shows….”
See post below:
- Chioma Goodhair, criticized local music performers for their lack of commitment and drive.
- Her comments were prompted by the recognition of Juma Jux, who won Best East African Artist of the Year at the Headies Awards.
- The remarks highlight ongoing concerns about the dedication of artists in the Nigerian music industry.
Nigerian influencer Chioma Goodhair recently expressed her thoughts on the Nigerian music industry, calling out local performers for their lack of commitment and drive. Her comments followed the recognition of Juma Jux, who was awarded Best East African Artist of the Year at the just-concluded Headies Awards.
Taking to Snapchat to share her views, Chioma praised Juma Jux for his dedication and hard work, highlighting his discipline as a key factor in his success. She noted that unlike many Nigerian artists, who often disregard rehearsals and fail to put in the necessary effort, Juma Jux consistently demonstrates a strong work ethic and a focus on substance in his craft.
Chioma’s comments struck a chord with many of her followers, as she emphasized that the laziness seen among some Nigerian performers could hinder their growth in the highly competitive music industry. She urged Nigerian artists to take a page from Juma Jux’s book, learning to prioritize rehearsals, refine their craft, and consistently put in the work required for lasting success.
She wrote, “I wish Nigerian performers would start putting more effort into their performances like Juma did. I find a lot of their perfomances lazy and lackluster. It lacks rehearsal and substance. And its unfair considering the love their fans shows….”
See post below:
