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Ejiro Enaohwo is a woman on a mission. The 23-year-old Nigerian entrepreneur left a cushy job at Atlantic Records to blaze a new path as the creator of Music Moves Africa. Her goal is simple — to change the global music scene one beat a time.Tell us about your former position at Atlantic