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Nigerian born Switzerland based fashion icon Odiase Festus has admitted that Nigeria is loaded with future musical superstars that need enhancement to position them in the society and as well help in the development of the country’s economy.

The CEO of FEZT The Rhythm, said his mission is to give back to the society by way of enhancing musical talented artistes.

The stylist Odiase said that FEZT The Rhythm, record label will produce more superstars like other great musical stars that have made Nigeria a respected country all over the world.

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The well traveled Edo born superstar also appealed to Russia to embrace peace and withdraw her military troops from Ukraine.

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