Music is warfare - Bella Shmurda

Author: Sunny Green ItodoPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Nigeria

Culture & Entertainment

Nigerian singer Bella Shmurda stated that music, beyond entertainment, serves as a tool for societal advancement. In the For Bunmi documentary, he described music as warfare and an instrument of progress and goodwill. He also mentioned that fatherhood has significantly impacted his music style, making him more conscious of the kind of music he creates so that his children can be proud of it.

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