Ikuforiji Olaitan, better known as Oxlade in the Nigerian music scene, has opened up about facing challenges in the industry, claiming he's experiencing a form of blacklisting. In a recent freestyle session on Glitch Africa, the singer expressed his frustrations, citing various issues he's encountered.
Oxlade highlighted the presence of imitators mimicking his musical style and lamented being a target of backbiting from fellow artists. Additionally, he accused certain industry gatekeepers of boycotting him and alleged that some senior colleagues are engaging in blackmail against him.
The singer's candid revelation sheds light on the complexities and challenges faced by emerging artists in the Nigerian music industry, sparking discussions about fairness and support within the community.
— Ogbeni W (@expressiveboss) March 29, 2024
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