Bright emerges Wema bank ‘sounds of ALAT’ winner
By Ibidunni Banjoko
Following the Wema bank initiative to support young creatives and upcoming artists in the entertainment industry as part of an effort to mark its 6th anniversary of Wema’s ALAT, a fully digital bank in Africa, with the introduction of a creative workshop and boot camp hosted at the bank purple academy.
Onyealisigwe Bright won the competition followed by Fashoro Taiye as 1st runner up and Kareem Tomiwa as 2nd runner up after a rigorous selection process.
Announcing the top three contestants, Mabel Adeteye, Head of Brand & Marketing Communication, Wema Bank, said: “We are proud of the caliber of talent we have seen in the Sounds of ALAT competition. The level of skill and creativity displayed by the contestants is a testament to the incredible music talent that exists in Nigeria.”
“Wema Bank is committed to supporting the growth and development of individuals and businesses across Nigeria, and Sounds of ALAT is just one of the many ways in which we are doing so.
“The Sounds of ALAT received over 500 entries from various parts of Nigeria. From this pool of entries, 10 participants were shortlisted for the next round.
“Wema Bank is committed to fostering the growth of the Nigerian music industry and supporting talented individuals,” she added.
“Wema Bank is committed to fostering the growth of the Nigerian music industry and supporting talented individuals,” she added.
According to the earlier statement, the top 3 participants would present their jingle material for the cash prize of 3 million Naira for the winner, 2 million Naira for the first runner-up, and 1 million Naira for the second runner-up, along with various consolation prizes and branded merchandise.
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