One of Nigeria’s foremost music promoters, Biliamin Olabanji who is popularly known in the entertainment circuit as Billy Que is gearing up to celebrate his 40th birthday in a grand style.
The showbiz promoter who will be turning forty on November 18 planned to stage two parties, one in the UK where he is based and the second in Nigeria. The guest list is expected to be studded with A-list celebrities from all over the world. It will definitely be a huge bash with all trappings of pomp and glamour.
Aside from hosting friends and associates, Billy Que also revealed the plan to visit the less privileged where he will be donating materials to support them. According to him, “Birthdays are not just about parties and celebrations but a stock taking time, where one needs to reflect on one’s journey and also be a blessing to those who are less privileged in the society”.
With over a decade of experience in the music promotions business, the astute promoter has helped in nurturing and promoting many young talents and he has worked with many Nigerian A-list music stars and packaged many foreign tours for the likes of King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall, Davido, Small Doctor, Wasiu Alabi Pasuma, Q-dot, Sule Alao Malaika, Saheed Osupa, Portable, 9ice, Klever Jay, Vector, Slimcase, Lyta among many others.
Billy Que Entertainment has earned a reputation as the go-to artiste promotions and event management company, thanks to his meticulous planning, integrity and effective event management. His portfolio and retinue of artistes he has worked with coupled with the shows he has staged speaks volumes about his expertise and professionalism.
As Billy Que celebrates his milestone birthday in style, his remarkable journey is an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs and young people who looked up to him in the entertainment industry.
With his unwavering passion for excellence and dedication to his craft, he continues to leave an indelible mark on UK and Nigeria’s vibrant entertainment scenes, setting new standards of creativity and innovation.
