Fuji musician, Saheed Akorede, better known as Osupa, has revealed plans to document his works in a book as a way of empowering the youths.
He stated that this will improve youths’ knowledge of culture and influence their moral philosophy positively.
Osupa dropped this hint during a courtesy visit of him by the Special Assistant to the Ogun State Governor on Youths and Sports, Comrade Olamide Lawal.

He stated that the gesture will be part of his legacies for the youths whom he said he is passionate about.
“All my songs teach morals. They are intellectually driven. If we have them in books, generations yet unborn would benefit from the morals in the books” said Osupa
He mentioned that the books, when published, would be archival materials due to the cultural colouration embedded in his songs.
He added that the book will be ready in six months time.
In his remark, Lawal expressed the readiness of the state to support the initiative which will be highly beneficial to Ogun youths.
Lawal who went in company of executives of the APC Youth League as well an upcoming hip hop star, ‘Prince Hardey’, sought empowerment opportunities for the youths.

Also present, a Professor of Sociology, Prof.eulogised Osupa’s music as being philosophical and packed education, tradition and morals lessons.
“Saheed Osupa’s songs, when converted to books will aid teaching of citizenship education in tertiary Institutions and civic education in pre-tertiary schools.
” We are proposing to title the book; King Saheed Osupa’s Adventure in African Culture through Fuji Music”.