Chairman of United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, Tony Elumelu has paid tribute to the late legendary music producer Quincy Jones, who passed away at 91.
Elumelu praised Jones for his exceptional talent spotting and development skills, which shaped the music industry and left an indelible mark.
He also drew parallels between Jones and Nigerian music producer Don Jazzy, calling him the “Quincy Jones Jr of Nigeria.”
Elumelu noted that Don Jazzy, like Jones, has a gift for identifying and nurturing young musical talents.
“I have always admired Quincy Jones, not only for his role in producing some of Michael Jackson’s most iconic hits but also for his remarkable ability to identify and nurture talent.
“In our part of the world, I believe Don Jazzy is following in his footsteps,” he wrote on X.
Elumelu’s tribute concluded with a message of respect and admiration for Jones’ legacy: “Quincy’s unique gift exemplifies a key leadership virtue that has shaped the music industry, leaving an indelible mark and a legacy of success. May his soul rest in perfect peace.”
Elumelu praised Jones for his exceptional talent spotting and development skills, which shaped the music industry and left an indelible mark.
He also drew parallels between Jones and Nigerian music producer Don Jazzy, calling him the “Quincy Jones Jr of Nigeria.”
Elumelu noted that Don Jazzy, like Jones, has a gift for identifying and nurturing young musical talents.
“I have always admired Quincy Jones, not only for his role in producing some of Michael Jackson’s most iconic hits but also for his remarkable ability to identify and nurture talent.
“In our part of the world, I believe Don Jazzy is following in his footsteps,” he wrote on X.
Elumelu’s tribute concluded with a message of respect and admiration for Jones’ legacy: “Quincy’s unique gift exemplifies a key leadership virtue that has shaped the music industry, leaving an indelible mark and a legacy of success. May his soul rest in perfect peace.”
