Kayode Ogundamisi[b]
TYPICAL NIGERIAN BUFFOONERY: Paying Kim Kardashian $500,000 just to appear on stage for 40 seconds. Nigerian 'UPPER CLASS'? SORRY LOT.

Any serious government will probe into what is happening in Nigeria's entertainment industry, it is fast becoming a serious source for money laundry under the guise of bringing in so c...alled 'High Profile' International artists, and they may need the cooperation of no other person than Thisday's Nduka Obaigbana.

What is even rather annoying is that Nigeria's RIS a government sub agency is said to be involved in the Kim Kardashian show of shame.

Emerging upper and middle class in other parts of the world are doing a lot for charity, not our new billionaires in Nigeria it is a competition of who can waste the most money, even though they have the right to ‘chop their money’ it is important we check if they pay the right tax and how much of our scarce foreign currency is being ferreted out of Nigeria under the guise of paying international artists.[/b]

That's the same way Calabar Festival paid Nicki Minaj $200,000 to perform last year. I was surprised Calabar had that much money to throw away when they could have invested in various local artists

still wondering what is so special about the Kim Kadarshian gurl to attract that kind of money for just 2 scores seconds appearance!
And they will be arresting the yahoo guys in nigeria. What about Kardashian(foreign yahoo gurl) that had come to yahoo us?
This money is an appreciable money which can promote the status of many nigerian upcoming singers and focus the world satelite towards them.
Better we start and learn how to promote things that are ours and stop being enslaved to the western world.

ijebabe: That's the same way Calabar Festival paid Nicki Minaj $200,000 to perform last year. I was surprised Calabar had that much money to throw away when they could have invested in various local artists

you dont mean it?

graciella: you dont mean it?

No be today.
https://www.nairaland.com/1066243/nicki-minaj-set-perform-year