David Olatuja, also known as Dave Grammy, a young afro-pop musician, has said investing in the music industry as both large and hazardous.

According him, “The cash spent on music initiatives cost millions of naira with no certainty of a return on investment,” he stated. Only someone with a lot of money to spare would invest in such a business because the money may rapidly disappear. As a result, every young person who is struggling to make good music without any help should be supported.”

The musician also took a shot at the Federal Government for blaming Nigerian youth for the country’s constant killings and kidnappings. “Is the government clean?” he asked. Politicians are willing to go to any length to get power now that elections are approaching. I do, however, commend all musicians. Making a song from scratch is quite stressful.

“The government should not stifle the youth’s energy and talents since we contribute tremendous value to the country.” They should provide good platforms and possibilities for young people to succeed.”

The artist also expressed his delight that his new single, Ono Ope, is receiving positive feedback from fans.