Chocolate City Group Elevates Ifeyinwa Anyadiegwu To Vice President, Driving Business And Legal Innovation in African Music

Chocolate City Group proudly announces the appointment of Ifeyinwa Anyadiegwu as Vice President and Head of Businesses and Legal Affairs, effective immediately.

A highly respected music executive with over eight years of experience in the Nigerian music industry, Ifeyinwa has been a cornerstone of the label’s business and legal strategy. In her previous role as Head of Business and Legal Affairs, she was instrumental in artist development, strategic acquisitions, and securing deals for some of the industry’s brightest talents, including Tar1q, Young Jonn, and Blaqbonez.

A champion of intellectual property rights, Ifeyinwa played a key role in influencing the Nigerian Copyright Act 2022 and has successfully led the company through high-profile copyright infringement cases and major commercial negotiations.

Holding a Master of Laws in Intellectual Property from the University of Manchester, she has consistently set the standard for legal and business excellence in the African music scene. Her promotion reflects Chocolate City’s recognition of her strategic vision, leadership, and dedication to amplifying African music on the world stage.

“I am excited to step into this new role at such a pivotal time for Chocolate City and the African music industry,” said Ifeyinwa Anyadiegwu. “My mission remains to champion our artists, safeguard their creative rights, and solidify Chocolate City’s position as a global leader in music and entertainment.”

Abuchi Peter Ugwu, CEO of Chocolate City Group, added: “Ifeyinwa’s expertise and strategic insight have been instrumental in building the legal and commercial foundation needed for African music to thrive globally. Her leadership will continue to drive innovation, protect our artists, and cement Chocolate City as a world-class African music powerhouse.”