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Eldee The Don Reveals How His Father Brought Internet to Nigeria and Shaped His Music Career

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Veteran Nigerian musician Eldee The Don recently opened up about his father’s groundbreaking contributions to Nigeria’s digital revolution, revealing that his dad played a pivotal role in introducing the country to the internet.

Eldee shared this insight during an appearance on the Adesope Live show, where he reflected on how his early exposure to technology shaped his career in music.

According to Eldee, his father, though not a public figure, was a technological trailblazer.

He disclosed that his dad was responsible for establishing Nigeria’s very first internet connection.

At a time when the concept of the internet was still new, his father set up the first cyber café in Lagos, providing internet services to major oil companies, financial institutions like the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and various government agencies.

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“People might not know his name because he wasn’t someone who sought the spotlight,” Eldee explained.

“But my dad was the one who made that first connection possible.

He was the person behind the internet access that companies like Mobil and key government agencies relied on.”

Eldee’s father’s pioneering work in technology gave the artist unique advantages growing up.

While most people in Nigeria had limited exposure to the internet in the 1990s, Eldee had early access to cutting-edge technology.

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His home was not just a residence; it was a hub of innovation.

He recalled that his father had a studio set up in their house, allowing him to produce music at a time when such facilities were rare.


 

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Legendary Singer Ebenezer Obey-Fabiyi Reflects on 68-Year Music Career as He Turns 83

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Friends and Colleagues plan for the birthday celebration of Music legend Ebenezer Obey-Fabiyi on the 3rd of April

It has also been reported that the singer opted out on a lavish celebration. The singer chose to celebrate his 83rd birthday in a thanksgiving service.

Reflecting on his my musical journey, I have been a successful musician and one of the leading artists for 68 years, taking my music to the four corners of the world. Despite facing health challenges and undergoing multiple surgical operations, God has granted me victory over them all.”

“I thank God for remaining relevant in my music career while serving Him. Honestly, I have experienced it all, and I cannot thank God enough for the special and unique grace in my life and career. I truly feel fulfilled. I want all my friends, fans, and well-wishers to join me in appreciating God as I turn 83 and celebrate 68 years as a successful, world-acclaimed musician.”


 

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Saheed Osupa’s Diss Track Resurfaces Amid Portable’s Public Apology

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Fuji Legend, Saheed Osupa makes headline and his diss track resurfaces amid Portable’s comments.

It can be recalled that Nigerian Singer Portable called out and made an offensive remark about Osupa. Afterwards fans take a stand and call out Portable for his comments.

Random users stated on the singer’s page that he should apologize for his comments. To fans surprise, Portable adhered to fans advice. The singer came on to social media to take back his comment and apologized to the singer and fans publicly.

However the Fuji legend makes headline as his diss track suddenly resurfaces at the this time.


 

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Nigerian Comedian DeeOne Blasts Online Protests: ‘Ineffective Noise’ Won’t Bring Change

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Nigerian Comedian DeeOne criticizes Nigerians online protest and describe it as “ineffective”.

The comedian shares that the trending challenge which was made as a way to speak out to the government is ineffective. He describes as noise on the media.

DeeOne then advises Nigerians to get to the root of the problem and not just come online to protest. The comedian stated that Nigerians can try and engage with the leaders starting with local government representatives to the governor.

He shares that if Nigerians speak out and take action from grass roots there can be a change.


 

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