Nigeria’s Entertainment Industry Is World-class – Dele Momodu

The publisher of Ovation magazine, Chief Dele Momodu has disclosed that the Nigerian entertainment industry is world-class by all standard.

This is as Governor Ademola Adeleke unveiled a voting platform for Most Popular Celebrity Award in Osogbo, Osun State capital.

Speaking with journalists at the Celebrity House, Osogbo, where the events took place, Momodu said Nigerian musics and the Nollywood is global, saying the award would further boost the industry’s rating towards becoming a leading one globally.

“The Nigerian entertainment industry is world-class, it is one that would become number one in the world. So, I am proud of what Osun state has done. Governor Ademola Adeleke is investing in the industry, he is from a family that is into entertainment with the likes of David Adeleke (Davido), Shina Rambo, B-Red among others.

“This project is aimed at producing more of Davidos, B-Reds, not just in the state but also across the country, hence, our decision to support the ambition.

“I urge Nigerians to join the platform and vote for their favourite celebrities. This is an industry that can solve the problem of unemployment if properly supported, it could take our youths out of poverty”, he said.

Declaring the platform opened, Governor Adeleke, who was represented by the Commissioner for Tourism, Abiodun Ojo, said the choice of Osun for the event is not far fetched, saying the state is the cradle of entertainment with the likes of late Duro Ladipo, Kareem Adepoju (Baba Wande), Yemi Elebuibon to the trendy Davido among others.

“Today, we are unveiling another landmark, a prestigious honour to creative minds. It is an integrity laced process and a unifying force to boost the industry, through an enigmatic progression that will create over 50,000 entrepreneurs Nationwide.

“This will be a drive to a sustainable data based National Recognition in form of an Award to Nigeria’s MOST POPULAR CELEBRITY for the year 2023 in 17 Categories to be crowned here in Osogbo”, he added.