The programme started with National
Anthem said by Chiamaka a mentee of DoTheDream Youth Development Initiative and
a member of DoTheDream Youths Yabatech.
She was joined on the stage by the
leader DoTheDream Youths Yabatech, Timi Oshinowo and they both anchor the
event. The programme which started at 11:30 am on the 13trh December at Yusuff
Grillo Auditorium, School of Arts Yabatech has many young upcoming artiste in
attendance with keen interest in learning how to get to the top of their career
listening to great icon of entertainment industry that are not subscribing to Bad Lyrics.
The first presentation by Nelson
Izah mentee of DoTheDream Youths and a student
of Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Delta state on SAY NO TO
BAD LYRICS. He took the youths through the impact of bad lyrics among young
people and the effect on human mind and life. He further encourages every young
personality in the present to pay attention to their life knowing that music is
more than the beats and it is moré than the rhythms.. He explained the reason
why music
is more than the beats and why the
lyrics has to be taking into cognizance whenever listening to any music.
The second Speakar is an
international/award winning Sokleva Olaitan Hughes of Roof Top Mcs spoke on
your words and your future. He explains how important our words affect our
future. He explains how what we do affects the people around us and sometimes
what we say affects people for good or evil. He advises every upcoming artiste
to emulate their acts of becoming the agent of change through their lyrics as
against becoming the destroyer.
The second speaker was on air
personality of Nigeria Info- Fola Folayan. She spoke on Your Word and Your
World. She commented the organizers for putting such as awesome programme and
welcome every young person to the event.
Her presentation inspires the need
to recreate our world with the investment of our personality. She encourages
everyone to be more deliberate about their choice of songs knowing that music
is more than the beats and more than the rhythms.
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