As part of its continued commitment to advancing Nigeria’s talents, music, lifestyle and entertainment, MTV Base will be airing another edition of its
quarterly music discourse, ‘Musicology’ on Thursday, 5 August on DStv Channel 322 and GOtv Channel 72.
Centered on the theme, “The Entertainment Industry Post-Covid; Way Forward”, this quarterly edition will explore different aspects of the music business and proffer workable solutions to the new challenges of the music industry brought about by the pandemic. Hosted by ViacomCBS Networks Africa Culture Squad icon, the enigmatic Dadaboi Ehiz, this discourse will feature gatekeepers and key players in the Nigerian entertainment industry, including – Joey Akan , Oyinkansola Fawehinmi , Lanre Shonubi , Motolani Alake , Titilope Adesanya .“The pandemic has had a huge impact on businesses across every sector and the music industry is no exception.
“We believe that through this conversation, entertainment industry practitioners across the continent will be armed with the requisite knowledge to take on the challenges posed by the ‘new normal’ and turn them into advantageous and indeed, profitable ventures” she concluded.
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