Rising Afro RnB sensation, Jainy Amarachi Offei, known on stage as ‘Jainy’, has officially signed a new management deal that could catapult her career to new heights.
The 20-year-old Ghana-based singer is turning the page on a rocky industry start with the backing of Tripoint Talent Management, a team committed to helping her take full control of her music and her story.
A student of Methodist University Ghana, Jainy first captured public attention during a standout freestyle on a popular reality show. Her voice—soulful, tender, yet commanding—sparked immediate online buzz. Social media users and fellow contestants alike were captivated by her raw, emotive delivery. Comparisons to Afrobeat queens like Ayra Starr soon followed, adding fuel to her meteoric rise.
But behind the scenes, Jainy faced a harsh reality. During a live taping, a male industry figure who claimed ties to popular Nigerian artiste told her bluntly that to “blow” in the industry, she might have to “play her way to the top” referencing Nicki Minaj and Tiwa Savage as examples. He went on to promise Jainy a record deal, an apartment, a passport, a UK tour, and a debut performance in Abuja but none of these promises materialised.
“Everyone wants to take advantage of me wherever I find myself,” Jainy said during the show, a statement that resonated with many young women in the industry.
Now, Jainy is rewriting her story. With a new management behind her, Tripoint Talent Management, she is stepping into her power and preparing to make a bold debut in Nigeria’s competitive music landscape.
“This is not just about music, it’s about taking back control of my voice, my story, and my future. I’m grateful to be working with a team that sees me not as a pawn, but as an artist with a vision,” Jainy said.
With her sound rooted in Afro RnB and her lyrics drawing from personal truth, resilience, and feminine strength, Jainy is poised to be a voice for her generation. Her upcoming debut single is slated for release on May 25th, with a rollout that includes appearances in Lagos and Accra.
Born the first daughter in a family of four girls, Jainy’s story is one of courage, talent, and tenacity. The music industry may have tried to sideline her, but Jainy is proving that real talent doesn’t wait for permission. Half Nigerian, half Ghanaian, Jainy is 100 per cent destined for greatness!
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