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INVESTIGATION: Beautiful infrastructure but poor staffing, lack of drugs hinder PHC services in Borno communitiesPutting workers and people first, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu YusufWe need new elites, By Ireti Bakare-Yusuf Homegrown genres like Highlife, Igbo Pop, and Fuji are experiencing a surge in popularity, as revealed by Spotify’s data.
It’s essential to acknowledge that news production incurs expenses, and we take pride in never placing our stories behind a prohibitive paywall. It also stated that over 1,400 Nigerian musicians were added to Spotify editorial playlists in 2023, as they owned over 80 per cent of the tracks featured on Nigeria’s daily top 50 charts in 2023.
Also, according to the reports, Gen Z emerges as a formidable force, constituting a significant portion of the audience, with listenership consisting of 32 per cent of Fuji, 31 per cent of Highlife, and 46 per cent of Igbo Pop.She reaffirmed Spotify’s commitment to nurturing African creators and pledged further investment to sustain the momentum of the Nigerian music revolution.
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