Singer to deliver lecture at University of West Indies
Seyi Shay will speak on the topic, ‘Aspiring to Take on the International Entertainment Industry’ on Friday June 17, 2016 at the Neville Hall lecture theatre.
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Seyi Shay will be delivering a lecture at the prestigious University, to student aspiring to take on the international Entertainment industry, after speaking with a head professor in the University Dr Sonja we were made to realise that our very own golden girl is an international inspiration, she will be sharing her knowledge of the business of music and giving tips and advice on giving back and maintaining who you are in the industry.
The music star already had meetings with award-winning author Dr Sonjah Stanley Niaah and leading Professor in Culture and Arts Dr Caroline Cooper and was spotted hanging out with music star, OMI.
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