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Chocolate City Names Ifeyinwa Anyadiegwu As New Vp And Head Of Legal Affairs
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CHOCOLATE CITY NAMES IFEYINWA ANYADIEGWU AS NEW VP AND HEAD OF LEGAL AFFAIRS

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Chocolate City Group has announced the appointment of Ifeyinwa Anyadiegwu, a respected legal expert and music executive, as the new Vice President of the renowned record label.

With over eight years of experience in the Nigerian music industry, Anyadiegwu has been a key figure in shaping the label’s legal and business strategies. In addition to her new role as Vice President, she will also serve as the Head of Businesses and Legal Affairs at Chocolate City.

The label’s Chief Executive Officer, Abuchi Ugwu, confirmed the appointment in a statement on Thursday. He highlighted her contributions to the company's growth, saying:

“Ifeyinwa’s dedication, expertise, and strategic insight into the business of music have been essential to our progress. She has helped us establish the legal and commercial foundation required for African music to thrive globally.

“As we continue to grow, her leadership will drive innovation, safeguard our artists, and solidify Chocolate City’s reputation as a world-class African music powerhouse. She has also played a vital role in signing top talents like Tariq, Young Jonn, and Blaqbonez.”

A staunch advocate for intellectual property rights, Anyadiegwu has significantly influenced music-related policy development in Nigeria, including her involvement in the Nigerian Copyright Act 2022. She has successfully represented the label in major copyright infringement cases and high-value commercial agreements.

Reacting to her appointment, Anyadiegwu said, “I am excited to take on this new role at such a transformative time for Chocolate City and the broader African music industry. My focus remains on championing our artists, safeguarding their creative rights, and positioning Chocolate City as a global leader in entertainment.”

She holds a Master of Laws degree in Intellectual Property from the University of Manchester and continues to be recognized as a leader in legal and business excellence within the music sector.

Her promotion reflects her strategic foresight, leadership qualities, and steadfast commitment to elevating African music on the global stage.

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