It was a carnival of music, comedy and food on Friday November 24, 2017 at Queens Park Centre, Oniru Estate, Victoria Island, Lagos, as top Nigerian entertainers teamed up to sing against hunger as well as pronounce the significance of agriculture.

Veteran musician, Sound Sultan, has called on the Federal Government to prioritize agriculture in the country because 70% of poor Nigerians live in the rural areas and derive their livelihood from small-scale agriculture.   

In a first-of-its-kind live music event in Nigeria, two of the biggest names in the online retail and entertainment sector are collaborating to pull-off a trend setting festival for shoppers and music buffs. Going by the name, MAD (Music and Deals) Festival, the carnival-like affair is promoted by entertainment media giant, Trace Naija Television and the huge online retailer, Jumia, on its Black  Friday platform.

With the release of his debut single titled Naija I love you, featuring legendary singer and UN Peace Ambassador, Sound Sultan, budding Nigerian artiste, Oje, has begun carving a niche for himself in the Nigerian entertainment industry as he trails the blaze left behind by Nigerian artistes who have built a pedigree in the music industry by making music that encourages social transformation.   

With the release of his debut single titled Naija I love you, featuring legendary singer and UN Peace Ambassador, Sound Sultan, budding Nigerian artiste, Oje, has begun carving a niche for himself in the Nigerian entertainment industry as he trails the blaze left behind by Nigerian artistes who have built a pedigree in the music industry by making music that encourage social transformation.