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Harry B still wants to make his mark in music

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Nigerian actor and singer Harry Anyanwu, known as Harry B, says he wants to remain active in music and collaborate with young artists. In an interview with Punch, he looks back on his career, his childhood and his work in film and music.

Nigerian actor and singer Harry Anyanwu, known as Harry B, intends to remain active in music and film and in particular wants to work with young artists, according to an interview with Punch.

Harry B says he joined the Nollywood industry around 2010 before officially entering it in 2012. After studying accounting at the University of Bridgeport in the United States, he had previously worked for a year in a bank in Nigeria, according to Punch.

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