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Vector Discusses Childhood and Parental Support
Nigerian rapper Vector recently opened up about his upbringing and how his parents encouraged his passion for music. In an interview with Chude Jideonwo on the *With Chude* show, he said his childhood shaped his resilience and approach to life. “My childhood gave me the mindset of ‘whatever the weather, I’ll do what I want.’ I was stubborn and detached, like my mom and grandma would say. I always questioned why Yoruba elders were seen as always right, and I challenged that.”
Vector credited his parents for raising him and his siblings with balance, especially his sister, who has sickle cell anemia. He explained, “I learned to self-reflect. African parents tend to parent in a standard way, but mine didn’t show favoritism, even towards my sister, a sickle cell warrior. Despite her condition, she’s now a mother of two. That shows how well they cared for all of us.”
He also shared how his family embraced his identity as an artist. “At some point, my parents called me Vector the viper because that’s who I became. They supported my brother too, who’s a DJ. My parents were lenient but made us work for what we believed in. I felt loved, even though we didn’t have a luxurious upbringing.”
Nigerian Reality TV star Nengi speaks up on her struggles during her post-partum and responds to the critics over her outfit.
It can be recalled that the tv star recently welcomed her first child with her mysterious partner.
Nengi also made headlines as critics discussed her appearance at a recent event. Many commented on how revealing her outfit was.
She then addresses haters by sharing “2 months post emergency C-section. Not cleared for the gym yet. Still healing, still learning to love this new body even though sometimes all I have is a tiny thread of confidence. And I’ll take every little moment that helps me feel like me again.”
A viral video makes its way online as Nigerian Youths take to GTBank in Abuja to protest on the release of VeryDarkMan.
It can be recalled that the activist was as arrested after his comment on GTBank, which drew suspicions from many.
Youths were seen on the 5th of May, 2025, demanding that the activist must be released. “Free VDM”.
Nigerian actress Angela Okorie speaks out on the current topic regarding the arrest of VeryDarkMan. The actress takes to social media to express her concern for the activist and stated he should be released.
Okorie then highlights the importance of human rights and the freedom of speech. She then shared that there is a proper way of handling such cases and it’s not refusing the release of VDM.
The actress then calls out once again to EFCC to release VeryDarkMan.
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