The Nigerian Music Industry Coalition will on Sunday,
September 1st celebrate this year’s ‘No Music Day’by embarking on a 2-hour
music boycott.
To celebrate the day, all broadcast stations and major users
of music across the country are requested to show solidarity with the nation’s
creative industry by not broadcasting music between 8 and 10 a.m.
Efe Omorogbe, a member of the coalition which focuses on the
infringement of the rights of composers, song writers, performers, music
publishers and other stakeholders in the Nigerian music industry, said...
‘The theme of this year’s
celebration is ‘Keep the Music Alive’ and this is a call to the government of
our great nation, Nigeria and to all lovers of good music to join the Nigerian
music industry in solidarity to put an end to the blatant abuse of our rights
which in itself is a threat to creativity.’
‘No Music Day’ was first held on
September 1, 2009 as Nigerian artistes condemned the abuse of their
intellectual rights and properties.
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Does it mean dat I will not listen to Gospel Jamz on sunday morning or even partake in praise n Worhip in church? Smh
ReplyDeleteMakesense only if pple will abide wiv it jux frm 8am to 10am. Its nothing we can do it nd wish d Nigeria music industry more success.
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ReplyDeleteI did not even put on my radio or tv.. enough songs on my phone.
ReplyDeleteI did not even put on my radio or tv.. enough songs on my phone.
ReplyDeleteI did not even put on my radio or tv.. enough songs on my phone.
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