By Peter Omopo
For decades, Fuji music has been a man’s playground, dominated by big names like Pasuma Wonder, Saheed Osupa, Alhaji Sule Alao Malaika, and Sulaimon Atawewe. But 2025 might just be the year the script flips.
ArkTV Entertainment, under the leadership of Damilare Ayinde, is championing a new wave with a bold vision: putting female Fuji artists where they belong—on center stage.
The company, already respected for its deep roots in supporting Fuji legends, believes it’s time the women of Fuji are no longer drowned out by their louder male counterparts. Unlike Afrobeats and Hip-Hop, where women like Tiwa Savage and Tems stand shoulder to shoulder with the men, Fuji has struggled with balance. Female voices exist, but recognition has been painfully scarce.
That’s why ArkTV is rolling out the Fuji Queen Gyration Night, an annual club and lounge tour designed to spotlight female Fuji acts. The idea is not just to thrill audiences but to reintroduce these hardworking women to fans, promoters, and event organizers—boosting bookings, visibility, and industry relevance.
ArkTV Entertainment, a subsidiary of Ark Autos and Ark Properties, has long been a powerhouse in the music scene. Now, it wants to build a space where female Fuji artists can thrive, shine, and reclaim their crown.
With the Fuji Queen Gyration Night, the era of sidelining female Fuji stars might finally be over. The Queens are coming, and the Fuji stage may never be the same again.
