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Today evryone or someone you know is aspiring to be a professional musician. It hass become the order of the day for almost every nigerian youth.

But hiw significant is this industry, can we sell our music products i.e tracks and albums to the chinese or the american or even the europeans.

The answer to that question is generally yes and no.
Lets consider a case study of D'banj a legendary musician, he took the industry to where it is today alongside other well known artist but he also foresaw the future, that we have reached a domestic saturation level; an oversupply of music tracks to the market. Thus the only growth aviable will be if we take our tracks outside.
That's the future every aspiring musician most face. There is only so far a commercial hit can take you as an artist.

In the long run if we are able to collaborate with more foreign acts, then i think the industry can artist our economy grow.

A music industry that sings only about love and women and sex?

I don't think so.

All dis commercial jambs can they enter the international stream

nobilis:
A music industry that sings only about love and women and sex?

I don't think so.

Lanre90:
All dis commercial jambs can they enter the international stream

maybe if the industry comprises mainly of people like Asha,most of all this small boys are singing rubbish

Correct! We need fusion in our music of both genres

Donald3d:
maybe if the industry comprises mainly of people like Asha,most of all this small boys are singing rubbish