Benita27:
Now I get why they're angry. Charity they say begins at home. Politicians should stop sending their kids abroad for education and themselves for medical treatment even when they have the least headache if they're so concerned about the economy.

AHCB:
It's the case of pot telling the kettle it's black.

You'd wonder who gave the FG the right to tell these artiste where to shoot their videos. At least, they own their money and they can decide to shoot their video even in the moon if they see it fit.

Any artiste who listen to the FG will have only themselves to blame, no one else.

Benita27:
When they exchange local currency to foreign and then travel with such money to for any reason that would involve boasting the economy of other nations; it's a drain on ours. If only the FG has put things in order, and they're not guilty as charged, perhaps artists would have listened to them.

Again, the music industry is evolving, and they can't just be restricted to shooting in Nigeria alone.

Dsov2016:
If they want to leave let hem leave. What the government said is a step in the right direction. Imagine the number if jobs this could create. This was what I was just discussing with someone few weeks ago, even adverts meant for Nigerian goods and cosumption are being short in foreign countries. Just sit and don't be blinded by your emotions and think, just think of how many jobs can be created. The FG could have made it bad by imposing huge taxes on videos shot abroad

Dsov2016:
If they want to leave let hem leave. What the government said is a step in the right direction. Imagine the number if jobs this could create. This was what I was just discussing with someone few weeks ago, even adverts meant for Nigerian goods and cosumption are being short in foreign countries. Just sit and don't be blinded by your emotions and think, just think of how many jobs can be created. The FG could have made it bad by imposing huge taxes on videos shot abroad

Dsov2016:
If they want to leave let hem leave. What the government said is a step in the right direction. Imagine the number if jobs this could create. This was what I was just discussing with someone few weeks ago, even adverts meant for Nigerian goods and cosumption are being short in foreign countries. Just sit and don't be blinded by your emotions and think, just think of how many jobs can be created. The FG could have made it bad by imposing huge taxes on videos shot abroad

ugolance:
Nice one from the #PSquares those niggas are madt gan I tell u! Belief me their dayz are numbered. #ndiara

Dsov2016:
If they want to leave let hem leave. What the government said is a step in the right direction. Imagine the number if jobs this could create. This was what I was just discussing with someone few weeks ago, even adverts meant for Nigerian goods and cosumption are being short in foreign countries. Just sit and don't be blinded by your emotions and think, just think of how many jobs can be created. The FG could have made it bad by imposing huge taxes on videos shot abroad

Benita27:
When they exchange local currency to foreign and then travel with such money to for any reason that would involve boasting the economy of other nations; it's a drain on ours. If only the FG has put things in order, and they're not guilty as charged, perhaps artists would have listened to them.

Again, the music industry is evolving, and they can't just be restricted to shooting in Nigeria alone.