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Nigerian Music Industry is challenging – Yungace | Popsicles

By Guardian Exclusive
27 August 2020   |   1:35 pm
Sokan Oreoluwa Samuel popularly known as YungACE on Popsicles this week talks about his career and how challenging the Nigerian music industry is. YungACE is no doubt one of the finest and promising artiste in the Nigerian Music Industry.

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