User talk:Oyeyemiakinsola
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-- Wikimedia Commons Welcome ({{Oyeyemi Akinsola is a musician, a producer, an information technologist and is popularly known as Sweet Melody. He was born to the family of Pastor Joseph Akinsola, a native of Ifon, Ose Local Government in Ondo State, Nigeria. He has many albums to his credit including a 4-in-1 Golden Pack which is a record-breaking idea in Nigeria. His impact is felt by hundreds of thousands worldwide who are blessed by his musical works. He produced the montage of the award-winning breakfast show tagged “Owurolawa" in Lagos Television in 2004 and the song is still on the air today. He is widely regarded as one of the most influential music producers in Nigerian music industry. His vision is to take gospel across the world through music. He had raised many talented music ministers for gospel propagation through his multimedia and audiovisual studio.}}) 08:22, 30 January 2018 (UTC)
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