Peruzzi Boasts of Writing Over 252 Songs for Fellow Nigerian Artists
Nigerian singer-songwriter, Tobechukwu Victor Okoh, widely known as Peruzzi, recently took to his verified social media handle to assert that he has penned more than 252 songs for various colleagues within the Nigerian music industry.
The prolific songwriter confidently claimed that numerous Nigerian artists frequently reach out to him to craft songs, emphasizing his significant contribution to their musical repertoire.
Addressing opposition fans, Peruzzi urged them to refrain from underestimating him, proudly labeling himself as the “oracle” that their favorites consult when seeking hit songs.
He further pointed out the prevalence of intellectual property theft within the Nigerian music scene, hinting at forthcoming interviews where he intends to share more detailed revelations.
On his social media platform, Peruzzi posted, “I’ve written over 252 records for your industry while you keep engaging in futile discussions on this platform. Ask your favorites. Ask your revered figures. I am an Oracle. They seek my counsel. Don’t be naive.”
He continued, “The music industry is rife with thievery. I’ll share insights soon. Interviews will follow once I conclude my current work on ‘Sabali.'”
Peruzzi’s assertion about his extensive songwriting contributions to the Nigerian music sphere not only underscores his influence but also raises questions about the landscape of song creation and intellectual property within the industry.
