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Candy Bleakz calls out lack of support by female artists
Nigerian singer Candy Bleakz recently made headlines with her bold statement about the lack of support among female artists in the industry.
In an interview, she asserted, “There is no female artiste in Nigeria right now you can say this female artiste has helped bring out this new female artiste.”
Her words have ignited a conversation about the challenges faced by female artists in Nigeria and the need for greater collaboration and support.
Bleakz’s statement highlights the perception that established female artists are not doing enough to mentor and promote newer talents. The now-viral video has been widely shared and discussed on social media platforms.
“There is no female artiste in Nigeria right now you can say this female artiste has helped bring out this new female artiste”
– Candy Bleakz pic.twitter.com/b41x1O7FWa
— BASITO (@itzbasito) July 7, 2024
Some fans have expressed agreement with Candy Bleakz’s sentiment, noting that more visible support and collaboration among female artists could strengthen their presence in the industry.
Others argue that there are instances of female artists supporting each other behind the scenes, even if these efforts are not always publicized.
The debate continues as fans and industry insiders weigh in on the importance of mentorship and support among female artists in Nigeria.
Recall, In an episode of the TV program “Trending,” hosted by reality star KimOprah, Candy Bleakz shared her career journey and the hurdles faced by female artists in the Nigerian music industry.
She disclosed that she was on the verge of being signed to YBNL Nation as the YBNL Princess, a position that was eventually filled by Temmie Ovwasa. Reflecting on the moment Olamide, the label boss, unveiled Temmie Ovwasa, Candy Bleakz expressed her disappointment, feeling like she had missed out on the opportunity she believed was hers.