Leading Cross River Creative Industry Player Begins Online Fund Raising To Rebuild Studio

By David Nsa And Deborah Obot

The Chief Executive Officer of BraideO’s studio, Mr. Opubo Braide whose studio was gutted by fire has begun an online fund raising campaign on Go Fund Me.

According to a statement made available to our newsroom, Opube said, “What may have been an electrical fault resulted in the destruction of over 25 years of irreplaceable intellectual property, recording equipment and the destruction of part of the building itself.

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“Everything is gone, it’s hard to know we’re to start from. Friends advised me to start the Go Fund Me campaign to raise money for equipment and repairs.

“Thanks to those who reach out to already, and the Ediba community who saved the rest of the building, I thank this team from the bottom of my heart, it’s a priceless experience and I thank God for making me pass through this”. The CEO said.

He concluded by telling his fans not to worry that his work still lives on “a tiny bit of my work still lives online on YouTube search for Opubo Braide.“

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