“Little Love Is Not Enough” - Baba Fryo Speaks On Abducted Girls, Career, New Album & More

Popular ghetto singer, Friday Igwe, a.k.a Baba Fryo is a worried man at the moment. His worry is caused by what he described as the insecurity situation in the country..he tells Punch

According the Ajegunle bred singer, there is no love lost among Nigerians and it is not a thing to be happy about. Igwe, who came to limelight with the album, Dem Go Dey Pose, said the development was what made him to go to the studio for the production of a new album.

He said, ‘‘I am not going to fold arms and not speak out. It is for this reason that I am producing an album titled, Little Love. With the situation in the country, our love has grown lean. Hence, it is essential for singers to preach about love more than ever before now. ’’

Though the musician did not disclose when the album will hit the music shelves, he added that he would make it to appeal to his fans and all Nigerians as a whole in terms of lyrics and picture quality.

‘‘In my forthcoming album, my fans and every Nigerian should expect to hear about love and unity and to shun the spirit of hatred and embrace love. Some of the tracks challenge people to be responsible, lead a good life and respect those who are in certain professions before them. They are also advised to learn to love the right way,’’  

The musician, who stated that music is his passion, added that he still performs at events despite being involved in the selling of property.

He stated, ‘‘I still perform regularly. Recently, I performed at a show tagged Warri Again which held in Delta State alongside Tuface, Flavour, Olamide, Helen Paul and others.’’

Saying the music industry is growing bigger, Igwe added that some of the artistes lead fake lives. He noted, ‘‘The music industry is growing bigger. But some of the artistes are leading false lives. We don’t also have record labels.’’