In the ever-demanding world of talent and brand management, Fatolu Success Kehinde, popularly known as Suskay, has proven that resilience and vision are key to standing the test of time. For the past seven years, Suskay Management has been a strong pillar in nurturing talent, promoting creativity, and projecting Nigerian culture beyond borders.
Of course, the road hasn’t been smooth. “Yes, I have faced challenges,” Suskay says honestly, “but I believe it is part of the game to stay consistent. Mo mọ̀ pé, bí ọkọ bá ń yọ kiri, kì í dákẹ́; it’s part of the journey — you keep sailing.”
Despite obstacles, quitting has never been an option for him. In an industry where many get discouraged easily, Suskay has remained focused, pushing through every setback with grace and determination. “I have never for once felt like giving up,” he shares. “Seven years and counting, and I’m just getting started.”
One thing that makes Suskay Management special is his openness and love for all kinds of artists. He doesn’t box himself into one genre or style. “I like all artists,” he says, “and I listen to their music depending on my mood. Music is spiritual, and sometimes it speaks differently at different times.”
This diversity and flexibility have helped him manage talents with understanding and empathy. He knows when to be tough, when to encourage, and when to let creativity flow. As the Yoruba saying goes, “Àgbàlagbà tó mọ igba tí omi ń san, kì í bọ́ l’ẹ́gbẹ̀; a wise elder knows when to move with the tide.”
Suskay Management continues to be more than just a brand — it’s a movement that nurtures dreams and showcases Nigerian excellence to the world. Every artist that comes under his wing is not just managed but guided, inspired, and elevated.
As he looks forward to the next phase, his message is clear: “Stay consistent, believe in yourself, and never stop learning. Èjìká t’ó bá fi ara gbẹ́, kì í fọ́; shoulders that stay steady don’t break. No matter the challenges, keep going.”
With seven years of unwavering dedication, Suskay Management is not just a name — it’s a legacy in the making.