Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Oil Money Records, Alafaa Kariboye-Igbo, aka Oil Money, has assured music lovers across the globe that the record label would be churning out tongue-wagging songs in addition to other positive vibes before the end of the year.This is even as Kariboye-Igbo said the record label has already embarked and completed different activities, including songs to be released as well as unveiled programmes that would delight fans worldwide.
In his words, Oil Money Records was incorporated to assist young and talented artists in the industry to achieve their dream of showcasing their talent to the world, even as he noted that the target of the music label was to lift to stardom over five Nigerian musicians in the entertainment industry in the next five years.
The record label itself is incorporated in Britain and created to manage the development of songs, production of music, manufacturing of merchandise, creative marketing and distribution of intellectual properties.A philanthropist in a class of his own, Oil Money is motivated by self-confidence and loyalty and finds joy in helping people realise their dreams.
“As a public figure, I received thousands of messages daily. I reply the ones I can, but soon I will be unveiling a platform where the needy will be answered,” Oil Money said.
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