Afrobeat sensation Oxlade has shared that he receives more love and support from fans in Ghana than in his home country of Nigeria. This revelation comes as he collaborates with Ghanaian hip-hop icon Sarkodie on his debut album, “Oxlade from Africa.”
In a recent interview, Oxlade expressed his gratitude for the warm reception he has received from Ghanaian music enthusiasts. He contrasted this with the challenges he often encounters in Nigeria, making the partnership with Sarkodie even more significant.
Addressing some previous social media posts about facing resistance from “OGs” in the industry, Oxlade opened up about feeling constrained and controlled by certain individuals. He mentioned instances where people attempted to dictate his career path and criticized him for reasons unrelated to his music.
Rather than escalating the situation or naming names, Oxlade has chosen to prioritize his craft and focus on creating music that resonates with his audience. He emphasized his disdain for others trying to influence his journey and emphasized the importance of staying true to oneself in the face of such challenges.
