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On this episode, we're talking politics, strategy, value, copyright and more with Nigerian lawyer and music executive, Oyinkansola Fawehinmi.

Oyinkansola is a partner at Nigerian boutique law firm, Technolawgical Partners and business manager at Incubation Factory Entertainment Ltd, a talent and label services agency in Lagos, Nigeria.

She broke down the role that leverage plays when artists and labels enter into an agreement, the importance of accountability, and how she and a team of Nigerian lawyers used the Nigerian Copyright Act to achieve significant wins for Nigerian music producers.

It's an insightful listen.

What role does leverage play when artists and labels decide to enter into a contract?

What should artists consider before signing a deal with a record company?

How did some Nigerian lawyers use the Nigerian Copyright Act to gain significant wins for Nigerian music producers?

We discuss all these and more with Nigerian lawyer and music executive, Oyinkansola Fawehinmi.

Oyinkansola is a partner at Nigerian boutique law firm, Technolawgical Partners and business manager at Incubation Factory Entertainment Ltd, a talent and label services agency in Lagos, Nigeria.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the Nigerian live entertainment sector to a standstill.

With this present reality, how can artists, creatives, and technical experts pivot in response to this new normal?

What can the Nigerian government, as well, do to help the entertainment industry?

We spoke to Edi Lawani, a well-known Nigerian show promoter, consultant, and special events producer about these and more.

With the Coronavirus affecting major aspects of the entertainment industry, particularly the live sector, there's a steady glut of music and content being released by the second.

This new entertainment landscape makes it challenging for artists and creatives alike to stay relevant.

But Blaqbonez, a Nigerian rapper, seems to understand how to market and thrive in this new normal. We spoke to him to get some insights.

We couldn't fit all Oliver Enwonwu said into one episode.

So here's a bonus excerpt of him discussing the need for visual artists to be strategic when deciding to merchandise their work.

What's the state of visual arts and artists in Nigeria? What impact does forgery have on an artist's work? How does art valuation work?

Listen to Folashade Anozie speak with Oliver Enwonwu, a respected visual artist, brand strategist, and art administrator based in Lagos, Nigeria about all these and more.

What's the state of visual arts and artists in Nigeria? What impact does forgery have on an artist's work? How does art valuation work?

Listen to Folashade Anozie speak with Oliver Enwonwu, a respected visual artist, brand strategist, and art administrator based in Lagos, Nigeria about all these and more.

How should we approach advertising, marketing, and social media in a COVID-19 world?

Folashade Anozie spoke to Steve Babaeko, CEO of X3M Ideas, and he shared some insights and valuable tips for Nigerian ad agencies, creatives, musicians, and influencers.

Otunba Dayo Adeneye is our 3rd guest of the year. He is a broadcaster, investor, music executive, politician, and entertainment consultant.

Alongside Kenny Ogungbe, Dayo Adeneye was instrumental in transforming the face of radio and TV in Nigeria. He also contributed immense value to the Nigerian music and entertainment industry at large.

Our conversation with him covered his journey into politics, the Grammys, artist and label disputes, and lots more. 

Otunba Dayo Adeneye is our 3rd guest of the year. He is a broadcaster, investor, music executive, politician, and entertainment consultant.

Alongside Kenny Ogungbe, Dayo Adeneye was instrumental in transforming the face of radio and TV in Nigeria. He also contributed immense value to the Nigerian music and entertainment industry at large.

Our conversation with him covered his journey into politics, the Grammys, artist and label disputes, and lots more.