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Oxlade Reveals He Started Singing Before He Could Talk
Nigerian artist Ikuforiji Olaitan Abdulrahman, widely known as Oxlade, recently shared a remarkable story about his early musical beginnings.
In an appearance on the ’90s Babies’ podcast, the singer revealed that his musical journey started even before he could form words.
According to Oxlade, his parents told him that he began singing before he was able to speak, a unique aspect of his childhood that left a lasting impression.
Oxlade reflected on how his love for music seemed to have developed naturally from a very young age.
He explained that, as a child, he found himself able to sing before he could fully grasp talking.
“I started singing before I started talking,” he shared. “My parents told me that I was singing before I could even speak properly.”
The singer believes this early connection to music laid the foundation for his talent, shaping his future as one of Nigeria’s leading voices in the Afrobeats scene.
Oxlade’s story is a testament to his innate musical abilities, highlighting how his passion for music has been part of his identity since the very beginning.
Nigerian singer Ayra Starr shares her opinion on which African country cooks the best jollof rice.
In a recent interview, the singer spoke about the best African jollof rice when asked. She first shared that she had just tried Senegalese jollof rice and applauded it, but still maintained that Nigeria is number one, while recognizing that Senegalese rice is good.
“I just tried Senegalese jollof rice, so right now, Nigerian jollof is always gonna be number one, but I get why people say they are the originators of jollof rice.”
Nigerian rapper DanDizzy takes to social media to express his concern about the increasing rate of begging in the country.
The rapper first lamented the fact that he is constantly approached by people in need of money. He then expressed his worry with the following statement:
“We’ve never had begging this bad in Nigeria. They’re literally begging you at every corner—and I mean people with jobs: receptionists, security men, waitresses, and sometimes even their supervisors are joining them. People are poor and their salaries are not enough. God abeg!! If you visit two places in this Nigeria and no one begs you for money, make I no blow!!!! Even if you just dey land airport sef??”
Afrobeat singer Seun Kuti calls out politician Peter Obi over a recent political agreement with Atiku Abubakar.
It can be noted that the political figures Peter Obi and Atiku, who are not Labour Party representatives, have now joined the African Democratic Congress (ADC), a political party.
The singer took to social media to simply state to Peter Obi’s followers: “Now that Peter Obi has gone back home to Atiku, I don’t need to mention anything about Obidients anymore.”
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