Afrobeats sensation Ahmed Ololade, known as Asake, has shed light on the challenges of having tattoos in Nigeria, especially concerning employment opportunities.>>>READ FULL ARTICLE>>>
Asake, sporting a neck tattoo, revealed the societal hurdles faced due to tattoo stereotypes, making it nearly impossible to secure a job or engage in business ventures.
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Speaking candidly in a feature for GQ magazine, Asake highlighted the prevailing perception in Nigeria that individuals with visible tattoos, like those on the neck, face hurdles in traditional employment sectors.
He lamented that this prejudice restricts his options, stating, “I can’t work for any company. I can’t sell anything.”
In addition to addressing tattoo-related barriers, Asake also emphasized the misconception surrounding his rise to stardom in the music industry.
Contrary to the perception of overnight success, he emphasized the years of hard work and dedication that preceded his breakthrough.
Asake pointed out the disparity in how success is perceived, noting that people often overlook the long journey and focus solely on the visible achievements.>>>READ FULL ARTICLE>>>
