Source: The Sun
In this interview with The Entertainer, he talks about the state of Nigerian music and other issues.
Since 1970 when he relocated to Nigeria, flutist, Tee Mac Omatsola Iseli has constantly been in the news. A one-time PMAN president, philanthropist and businessman, he remains very active in music circles in the country.
Tee Mac, rather than grow old, you’re getting younger. What is responsible for this?
To be honest with you, I’m 64 now. I live moderately. I work very hard and I exercise. I don’t eat red meat and that is very important. I eat lots of vegetables and fruits and I think the combination of healthy living and exercise keeps me young. And of course, the love for music. When you’re a musician, you don’t grow old. You stay a teenager forever.
In this interview with The Entertainer, he talks about the state of Nigerian music and other issues.
