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Nigerian Artist Chidinma Tries to Find Fame Through Liberian Entertainment Industry

Chidinma
Miss Kedike also known as Chidinma, hasn't fully emerged from her post-project fame persona to take her place amongst the queens of the Nigerian/African music industry.  Following her win at the 2010 edition of the Project Fame, she immediately put out a song, Jankoliko which featured SoundSultan, that fizzled out. Then came her biggest hit to date Kedike in 2011. At this point, she had joined forces with the illBliss and Clarence Peters-led Capital Hill records. This move by her, should have placed her on the sure path to superstardom but instead, the reverse was the case.  Since then, the artist career has been going down hill.  In an attempt to revive her music career, she has team up with Liberian musical sensation, F. A.  We hope the collaboration ends up being a win win situation for both artists. 

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  1. UnknownFebruary 6, 2016 at 10:26 AM

    She will be so mad if she see this bs which is very slim chance. What????

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