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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 46221, member: 636"] Nigerian music star Terry G wants his country to treat veteran artists better. The Afrobeats performer says people dismiss older musicians as outdated. He believes this attitude hurts the music industry. Terry G thinks Nigeria should copy how Western countries honor their musical heroes. The artist worries that Afrobeats could lose importance if legends are forgotten. Terry G posted his thoughts on social media platform X. He said Western countries respect artists like Jay-Z and Beyoncé throughout their careers. The musician noted that Americans never call these stars old-fashioned. He pointed out that Nigeria quickly forgets about former hit makers. Terry G believes this happens because Africans do not value their cultural history. The performer compared how different societies view their ancestors. He said Westerners treat their historical figures like gods. Terry G claimed Africans often see their ancestors as evil. The artist thinks this mindset damages African culture. He wants people to change how they think about their heritage. Terry G warned that musicians must keep improving themselves. He said artists who stop growing will lose their value. The star believes both performers and fans need to do better. He thinks respecting legends helps the entire music scene. Terry G hopes Nigeria will start honoring its musical pioneers. The veteran artist earned fame as the Akpako Master during his peak years. He remains active in the Nigerian entertainment industry. Terry G continues making music and performing for fans. His message aims to protect Afrobeats culture for future generations. [/QUOTE]

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