Kogi State-born Nigerian music star, Jaywon a.k.a OluwaJuwonlo, has scored high in far away Czech Republic as a British University is now studying him as a course.
Jaywon
Since he dropped the most anticipated album of all time after four years which he titled "Oba Orin" meaning "King of music", Nigerian superstar and indigenous musician, Jaywon, has become talk of town as the album has been getting reviews from different individuals both home and abroad.
The former Kennis Music signee, Jaywon has now been revealed as a case study for the Department of Graphic Design and Digital Art in the Prague College - a British University based in Czech Republic.
The final year female student
According to a new report, a final year student in the school recently launched the study about Jaywon's music in the center of Prague art gallery as her final year school project with an exhibition that was attended by many dignitaries both from Czech and France as well as the Nigerian ambassador to Czech Republic and top lecturers in the university.
Below is what the student said about the recently launched study and her project character.
"My name is Markéta Jíchová and I study at the Prague College in the Czech Republic. As my final bachelor project I have chosen a great Nigerian singer Jaywon, who released a new album (Oba Orin). This project really impressed me and each song is very original and creative, that is why I tried to make something different and interesting. I designed and drew a different pattern for each song, because as I said every song is unique, so I tried to make the most original design.
"I have also made the website which is functional with iTunes and with other social media, so that it can help the singer to be in touch with his fans. Last but not least I designed and made the corporate identity, fashion brand and logo. I am really excited about the whole project and I am glad that so many people are interested in it and even my school has taken him up as a case study and a course to be studied in the university."
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