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Oct 2, 20173 min read

Use your music to preach peace- Nigerian singer, Precilaw urges artistes

Use your music to preach peace- Nigerian singer, Precilaw urges artistes
Galaxy TV · Entertainment desk · Lagos

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Nigerian-base singer, songwriter and LuckyRecords' first lady, Precilaw has lent out her voice to address the ongoing issues in the country.


In her recent post via her fanpage, where she wished all her fans a happy independence anniversary, Precilaw used the opportunity to urge artistes to use their music as a tool of promoting peace in the country.

The artiste who hails from the eastern part of the country and also doubles as a notherner, harped on the need for musical artistes to use their music to promote peace, love and unity in the country, stressing that the role of music in influencing Nigerians cannot be underestimated.

"May this new month bring joy, peace, love and fun in ur life. I wish u a very sweet and warm new month and pray to, GOD to bless u with his love, care, success and support.....Let's allow love lead...Nigeria is +1, together we can make a gr8 nation irrespective of our ethnical and cultural differences......As artistes, use your music as a tool to promote peace.....may u achieve big feats this month.I wish u a prosperous new month&happy independence day," the post reads.

Precilaw maintained that peace should be a watchword irrespective of the cultural and ethnical differences in the country.

She however thanked her fans for their outstanding supports for her music carrier.

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