Facts Only With Osagie Alonge is back for the year 2015.
Is social media killing or helping Nigerian artistes?
In the newest episode of #FactsOnly, Osagie Alonge takes a look at how Nigerian acts use social media.
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The first edition for the year is another analytical and sound clip that talks about an important issue in the Nigerian music industry.
Nigerian artistes are well known to use social media - Twitter, Instagram and the likes to promote their brands. But even with their over-elaborate use of these tools, are they achieving the right purpose?
Osagie Alonge discusses the pros and cons of this trend.
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