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Below is what a lady tweeted about Naira Marley;
I guess that her outburst originated from a post by a Marlian and from the corresponding comment from another Marlian on that post as shown below;
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....and most likely this....
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In my opinion, education is important for any art creator.
Education is how you protect your rights with respect to the business and legal sides of your art and craft.
If you are not enlightened, how will you know that you are being cheated by your manager and other members of your team?
How will you understand your music or acting contract?
How will you become an international musician if you are not educated?
Alongside your music, you will also be answering interview questions on radio, television, events and online platforms.
Your fans will want to know how intelligent and eloquent you are asides from your art.
How will you communicate effectively in round table discussions as a musician?
Many musicians went back to the classroom to acquire an education after an inferiority complex set in for them during the course of their music careers.
Examples of these musicians and actors are; Saheed Osupa, KWAM 1, Odunlade Adekola, etc.
Musicians like Salawa Abeni hired private tutors to teach them how to read and write.
Certainly, their efforts have helped their careers tremendously.
So, while listening to the music of your favourite musicians, be guided. Do not let them mislead you whilst they seek for attention and catch their trips.
Certainly, Naira Marley's four children and probably his two wives will attend the best schools in the United Kingdom while you stick around in Nigeria sucking up to a misleading Marlian fantasy.
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