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Alex Okosi

Nigerian media executive
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    Nigerian media executive Alex Okosi played a pivotal role in launching MTV Base Africa in 2005—the first MTV-branded channel dedicated to African music—which became one of the biggest catalysts for the global rise of Afrobeats. Okosi, who was working with MTV in London at the time, used his


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    Nigerian media executive Alex Okosi played a pivotal role in launching MTV Base Africa in 2005—the first MTV-branded channel dedicated to African music—which became one of the biggest catalysts for the global rise of Afrobeats. Okosi, who was working with MTV in London at the time, used his


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