Nigeria Leaders Have Failed Us...Beautiful Nubia #Emma_Tallest #Arbico_Parrot When you Mention Dr. Segun Akinolu in a gathering, people might be wondering who are you talking about but the moment you mention Beautiful Nubia, then be rest assure eight out of ten people will be able to relate to it. Dressed a an adire shirt with a trouser and a sandal to match with some hand beads, beard, dreadlock almost turning to brown, he walked quietly into the 500 seater Olusegun Obasanjo Auditorium for the last day of the 2016 Prolific Mind Initiative's Nigeria Without Oil Summit. Armed with a Eight man band. It took the band about 30 minutes to set the stage, within the 30 minutes alot of his fans present almost 200 plus were taking turn to snap with him. The SUG President and his exo came around to greet and exhange contact. At about 5:30pm, he mounted the stage, starting with his not too known songs to the known and finally to a song on his last released album. The audience were all singing the song along with him. Some had to stand up and dance to the tune. In between the performance, Beautiful Nubia took a swipe at our leaders for the way they handled the country according to him most of our corrupt leader were not brought up well. He went memory down lane during his days at the University of Ibadan, according to him, his parent alway give him a meagre sum as pocket money which they expect him to last for about six weeks and the money only last two week, according he had to horned his creativity instinct by writing poem, drawing, singing to raise money to sustain himself. He urgd the youth present to be creative. According to the Diploma holder from Nigeria Institute of Journalism, Aliko Dangote Reputation has the richest man in Nigeria is nothing to write home about if Nigerians are still languishing in abject poverty. Some of the song he performed were Jagbajogbolu, Seven Days and others. While Speaking to Arbico Parrot Correspondent(Emma Tallest and MID). He thanked the organiser for inviting him to perform and promised to come whenever they call him.