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Ruger says he Gave His First Paycheck to his Church

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Afrobeats sensation Ruger, born Michael Adebayo Olayinka, recently shared an inspiring story about his early days in the music industry. During an interview with VJ Adams, the singer revealed that he donated his very first paycheck—₦500,000—to his church, choosing not to spend a dime of it on himself.

His next payment? A cool ₦1 million, which he admits made him feel like he had “arrived.” That windfall led to a shopping spree, but the real shock came when even bigger paychecks started rolling in—all within his first year in the game.

Ruger also got candid about how money changed him. “Money changes everybody,” he said. “No one can say it didn’t change them. When you start making more, the way you think, act, and handle situations shifts. Some people stop stressing over small things once they’re financially secure.”

The “Bounce” hitmaker dreams of reaching a level of success where he no longer feels the need to react to negativity—much like his idol, Jay-Z. “Look at Jay-Z—he doesn’t even respond to insults because he’s secure in his success. That’s where I’m headed,” Ruger said with a laugh.


 

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Rihanna Returns to Spotlight At Paris Fashion Week Weeks After Losing Her Father

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Barbadian singer Rihanna makes headlines after she was spotted at Paris Fashion Week following her father’s passing.

It can be recalled that the death of Rihanna’s father was announced some weeks back; however, the singer made no comment online.

Rihanna now makes headlines as this is her first public appearance since the announcement of her father’s passing. She was spotted hand in hand with her partner, A$AP Rocky.


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Singer Terry G Fires Back After Backlash Over Name Change to ‘Terry Gzus’

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Nigerian singer Terry G reacts to fans criticism after he announced his intention to change his name to Terry Gzus.

Fans criticized the singer due to the pronunciation of the name, they expressed their thought and shared that it wrong on a spiritual level.

“My career hasn’t fallen off, It has been divinely redirected. This is about purpose, not popularity.”

He then added to his response ““They say my career ended the day I became Terry Gzus.”


 

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GoodGirl LA Returns to Social Media, Shares Her Raw Truth About Depression

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Nigerian singer GoodGirl LA opens up about her past mental health struggles and experiences. She shared that she once battled with depression and how it changed her life.

It can be noted that the singer has recently kept herself away from the public, and many have wondered about her whereabouts.

She later came back to social media and spoke on isolation and depression: “I had periods of unavoidable isolation and just shit, so I charged it. I focused on self-mastery and transmutation, all the while saying no to certain opportunities that nggas would kill for because I stand for something. I know what I want and where I’m going, and I won’t sell my soul just to belong and keep up appearances. Nggas called me crazy lol but I am—I’m a fcking genius.”


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