“My success in the music industry is organic and nothing is forced” – Singer Victony

Victony, a popular Nigerian singer, described his rise to fame and success as “organic.”

In a recent interview with HIP TV, the singer commented on his ‘unconventional’ success in the music industry and the true relationship he has built with his fans.

During the trivia session, Victony was asked, “How would you explain your level of success so far?”

He answered, “My success so far in the industry has been very interesting in the sense that I’ve been going in a very unconventional manner. It’s just basically me and my fans, finding a way to communicate with my fans and just telling them, ‘Look, I have this product; help me push it.'”

Victony emphasized that his success is best described as organic because his story truly resonated with people.

“Looking at where I am today using that method, I feel like one word that would truly describe my success would be ‘organic’, because at no point was anything forced. I’ve just been telling my story and people who like it or resonate with what I’m saying have just kept on buying into it and it’s been expanding,” he stated.

Next, he was asked, “What makes Victony different from other artists?” The singer responded by emphasizing some characteristics that distinguish him from his colleagues.

He said, “It’s a number of things, to be honest. One is my sound which is unique to me and which I have established. My taste is different, I guess, because you would see me wearing things I don’t think other artists would put on.”

In other news, Hilda Dokubo, a Nollywood actress and political dynamo, has reportedly been suspended from her position as a Labour Party (LP) member in Asari Toru Local Government Area (LGA) in Rivers State.

Hilda Dokubo, the influential chairperson of the LP in Rivers, is presently embroiled in a massive scandal.

According to the Peoples Gazette, she is facing a slew of serious charges, including financial impropriety, abuse of office, and a flagrant violation of party rules, among many others.

Dokubo was suspended on July 15 after an emergency meeting of the party’s ward executive committee, and the Asari Toru LGA executives of the LP affirmed the suspension on July 18.

The suspension was informed to the LP chairman of Asari Toru LGA via a nasty letter. The letter, which reads like a litany of political troubles, was allegedly signed by a number of ward executives, including ward chairman Ajalamonia Ibama, secretary Lole Amacheer, and treasurer Emmanuel Ibamathe.

The women’s leader, Osaki Dieypiriye, and the press secretary, Osaki Dokubo, also signed the incendiary document, adding weight to the charges.

The ward executives, demonstrating their determination, declared that before deciding to suspend Dokubo, they had carefully and thoroughly looked into the accusations made against her.

In their ardent declaration, the party officials emphasized their steadfast dedication to the Labour Party’s integrity and strong ethical standards. They emphasized that no one, regardless of status, is above the law or the party’s strict regulations.