Organizers Of Headies Have Continued To Ignore My Legendary Contributions To The Music Industry For Years – Music Producer Masterkraft Laments

Nigerian record maker, MasterKraft has gotten down on the coordinators of the Nigerian music grants, The Headies for overlooking his commitments to the Nigerian music industry for a really long time.

Review that the fifteenth release of the Nigerian music grants The Headies occurred the previous evening in the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center in Atlanta On Sunday, September fourth. This marked whenever the show first was been held beyond Nigeria.

Grant winning specialists, Wizkid, Burna Boy, Davido and others have won big at the occasion.

Wizkid and Tems were the top champs of the night as their global crush “Pith”, which was as of late pronounced the best melody in music history by American rapper, Kanye West, won the tune of the year and best R&B single.

Getting down on the coordinators, MasterKraft who depicted himself as a legend, proclaimed that he has been a gift to the Nigerian music industry for a really long time and keeping in mind that The_Headies have decided to disregard him for quite a long time, he won’t ever surrender or stopped.

Deploring further, he said he doesn’t have the foggiest idea why the coordinators wouldn’t remember him notwithstanding his diligent effort yet he will stop from offending them despite the fact that he wants to impact them.

KFN reviews that Masterkraft hammered IG powerhouse, Abisoye Olukoya Michael famous known as Oyemykke, exaggeration he made about artist Banky W.

The music maker shared a couple of words on how Banky W helped his life and, surprisingly, protected him before significant brands in Nigeria.

To show appreciation, Masterkraft chose to alert Oyemykke for stepping on his sponsor.

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