It's election season in Nigeria. Not surprisingly artistes, entertainers and celebs are going on an endorsement spree of electoral candidates.
MI VS Etcetera: Are Entertainers Really Political Prostitutes?
Osagie takes a look at political endorsements from entertainers in this new episode.
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Entertainers now appear on political campaigns, and the singers amongst them compose campaign songs.
Singer and social critics Etcetera lambasted his colleagues for endorsing politicians because of fat cheques. M.I, who was mentioned in his article responded to Etcetera's articles. M.I reply can best be described as scathing.
Now that the dust has settled, and the election two weeks ago, Osagie Alonge takes a look at the concept of entertainers and political endorsements in the latest episode of #FactsOnly.
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