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Made in Nigeria
Made in Nigeria
6 episodes
1 week ago
Being Nigerian means different things to different people. In a country so diverse and rich in experiences, it is important to understand the nuances that inform the Nigerian experience. Consequently, Made in Nigeria will document the stories of the great Nigerian entrepreneurs, writers, artists, athletes, innovators, and minds of our age. The podcast is hosted by Afiola Etomi and Oluwamayowa Idowu.
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Being Nigerian means different things to different people. In a country so diverse and rich in experiences, it is important to understand the nuances that inform the Nigerian experience. Consequently, Made in Nigeria will document the stories of the great Nigerian entrepreneurs, writers, artists, athletes, innovators, and minds of our age. The podcast is hosted by Afiola Etomi and Oluwamayowa Idowu.
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S1 E1: Asa Asika
Made in Nigeria
32 minutes 31 seconds
4 years ago
S1 E1: Asa Asika

Asa Asika has fulfilled the metaphorical 10,000 hours rule and become one of the most accomplished music executives of our age. On this episode, he tells us his story from developing an interest in the music industry as a secondary school student, getting a start at the iconic Storm Records label, engineering Davido's break out, going separate ways and then getting the call to come back at a pivotal moment in his career, and then co founding the Plug. 

Asa Asika was made in Nigeria and this is his story. 

Made in Nigeria
Being Nigerian means different things to different people. In a country so diverse and rich in experiences, it is important to understand the nuances that inform the Nigerian experience. Consequently, Made in Nigeria will document the stories of the great Nigerian entrepreneurs, writers, artists, athletes, innovators, and minds of our age. The podcast is hosted by Afiola Etomi and Oluwamayowa Idowu.