Gospel artist Tim Godfrey has opened up about the challenges he faces performing in Nigeria, citing poor payment from churches and disrespect towards artists. In a recent interview, he expressed frustration over being undervalued and underpaid, sharing instances where he received goods like yam tubers and chickens instead of fair compensation.
_“Coming to Nigeria has become difficult because of how badly artistes are treated,”_ Tim Godfrey lamented, highlighting the financial strain it puts on artists who have bills to pay and families to support.
His comments have sparked a broader conversation about the value of artistic work in Nigeria, with many calling for better treatment and payment practices for performers. The issue raises questions about the sustainability of the entertainment industry in the country, where artists often go unpaid or underpaid despite their contributions to the cultural landscape.
The debate continues as more artists and industry stakeholders weigh in on the need for fair compensation and respect for creative professionals.
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