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There’s No Limit To My Creativity, Says Singer, KOHDEE

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Afro-Pop music sensation, KOHDEE, is a firebrand musician who is ready to take on the music world with gusto. The Port Harcourt-born and Abuja-bred, singer, songwriter and producer’s talent and creativity bring something new to the table. It’s truly never been seen before!

Born Ogechukwu Kohdee Otu, KOHDEE recently inked a recording deal with Lagos and New York-based record label, Troniq Music. The singer is warming up for the release of his debut single under his new record label. In a chat with our reporter, he shared his enthusiasm – sounding like a bomb about to explode. “I’m a super performer, very passionate, spontaneous and there’s no limit to my creativity. I will always give you something to look forward to”, he said.

Describing himself and his craft:

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Since I began making music my biggest achievements so far is understanding how to freely express myself while creating, learning how to produce and also engineer my vocals, knowing what I want to hear and just how to deliver it. My intention is to make good music and be able to evoke a feeling or emotion in listeners. Key elements that I look out for are cadence, good storytelling, catchy melodies and, of course, a fire beat,” he added.

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KOHDEE grew up in an environment filled with musical vibrations. He says of his parents and his humble beginnings, “I always dreamt of being on stage. In school I would perform at events, dance contests and even in church. I later went to complete my bachelors degree in Information Technology but dropped out of my masters programme to pursue music full time.

“I’ve always had music around me growing up. My dad had a wide collection of music from Rock to Hi-life to Reggae and Dancehall that he would play around the house, and my mum was also a gospel singer. It really started for me when a friend of mine in high school began encouraging me to join one of their freestyle battles.

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“At that time, I had never written my own songs before but after joining that rap battle and having so much fun participation, that was when a whole new world of music opened up to me. I fell in love with music and the whole creation process of it and I haven’t stopped making music since then”.

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KOHDEE officially launched his music career in 2017 and has since established himself as a musical sensation of the future. In 2020, he released his 7-track EP ‘The Link’, which featured a cameo appearance from 1da Banton. KOHDEE collaborated with the award-winning high-life band, The Cavemen, on his 2021 single ‘Mexebu’.

KOHDEE’s musical influences span from Burna Boy, Wande Coal, Usher, Drake, to Flavour and Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. His music is a reflection of his life experiences: love, heartbreak and inspiration. With a unique sound and exceptional songwriting skills, KOHDEE is poised for greater success, solidifying his position as one of Nigeria’s most exciting new artists to look out for.

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Watch Video Of Fuji Musician, Kwam1 That Has Cause Online Debate

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A video of Fuji musician, Kwam1, performing at a function has got people talking.

The singer’s interaction with one of his male fans who walked up the stage to dance with him has caused a stir online.

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Davido Hints On Quitting Music

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Nigerian afrobeats singer David Adeleke, aka Davido, has hinted at quitting music.

The ‘Unavailable’ crooner said he would quit music after his next album.

Davido disclosed this on Thursday night while reacting to the recent pictures and videos doctored against him by some blogs.

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He claimed that some persons desperately want him out of the music industry.

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“Yall niggas really want me out the game that bad ?? Oya after next album I no do again . So una fit get peace,” he wrote on his X handle.

Recall that Davido recently stated that since he came into the industry, most of his colleagues haven’t experienced peace of mind.

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Afrobeat Superstar, Wizkid, Sets Social Media On Fire After Slamming Davido, Don Jazzy

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Afrobeat music giant, Ayodeji Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, on Monday, set microblogging site, X.com, on fire when he took swipes at Davido and Mavin Records boss, Michael Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy.

As a result of the controversial tweet, Wizkid is now trending on X. He is number 4 on Nigeria’s X trends.

During exchanges with his followers, Wizkid dismissed the very successful music producer and label owner, Don Jazzy, as an ‘influencer’, and mocked Davido for his recently leaked viral video where he was seen on his knees crying and begging someone believed to be a female associate.

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The Jaiye Jaiye crooner who hardly tweets but has a penchant for posting controversial tweets set X on fire when he tweeted, “Every day I get things to say but my mouth no good”, at exactly 4:28 am on Monday, to which a fan who tweets as @demigadd responded, “Sha release song”, prompting Wizkid to respond with “Na by force.”

This singular tweet set the pace for an avalanche of conversations, resulting in Wizkid eventually taking a sarcastic swipe at Davido and Don Jazzy.

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It was like the ‘On Top Your Matter’ hitmaker’s fans had been anticipating his tweet, the comment section came alive with a barrage of comments, retweets, likes and views.

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As of the time of this report, his first tweet (Every day I get things to say but my mouth no good), had garnered a whopping 3.5k comments, 8.8k retweets, 36k likes and 1.3m views, and also generated a series of conversations.

At 4:42 am, a fan who tweets as @iretomiwa03 asked if Wizkid could revert to when he used to be very active and interactive on X. The fan wrote, “Can you just go back to old Twitter wiz”, to which the ‘Holla at your Boy’ singer responded by saying “That’s a bully! Let’s leave him for now”.

When another fan who tweets as @patdafenet also pleaded with him to release a new song, Wizkid responded with a viral video of Davido on his knees begging an unseen person, with the caption “Beg me like this. Send video.”

Recall that on April 15, 2024, a leaked video of the ‘Unavailable’ crooner went viral on social media. In the video, he was seen on his knees crying and begging someone.

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While speculations went viral that he was probably begging his wife, Chioma, for an offence he might have committed, some Netizens speculated that he might have been begging American model, Bonita Maria for an undisclosed offence.

The not-so-friendly fire released by Wizkid then turned in the direction of Don Jazzy when a fan who tweets as @miracledc12 posted, “Wizkid Ladipo still talk nonsense yesterday o. Abeg enter that one too.”

Like he was out for his fellow music stars, the ‘Ojuelegba’ hit singer responded at 6:03 with an innuendo describing Don Jazzy as an influencer. He wrote, “Lol, never chatting to anyone signed to an influencer. Next.”

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Ladipoe is a Nigerian rap artiste signed to popular record label, Mavin Records, headed by ace music producer, singer and music executive, Don Jazzy.

This is not the first time Wizkid would be slamming of fellow celebrity or posting something very controversial on social media.

In April 2016, he took a swipe at Celebrity Blogger, Linda Ikeji, when she posted that the Afrobeat singer had received an eviction notice from his Lekki apartment which he claimed to own.

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She wrote, “In 2013, Wizkid showed off his new place of abode and many people, including myself assumed he bought the house. But it’s been revealed that he only rented the place…and this is a fact. His rent at the 4-bedroom duplex at Ayinde Akinmade in Lekki Phase 1 expired in January 2016 and for reasons best known to him, he refused to renew his rent.

“He was served quit notice yesterday Friday, April 1st. (His reps collected it on his behalf) and he was given until April 11th to vacate the premises. A source close to the singer said his people had already started to gradually move his things out of the house”, to which Wizkid replied with unprintable comments on the blogger’s Instagram page.

Disappointed by their messy public war, popular filmmaker, Charles Novia, reacted. He said, “Wizkid’s reaction was true-to-type. He’s a street kid. A Surulere or Ojuelegba product and he’s not expected to have any chill. Unlike Linda, who is also from a poor background and has some understanding of the rules of the streets of Surulere. Wizkid is a supposed nouveau rich kid whose fame and fortune are grounded in the music of his streets.”

Recall that in November 2022, Wizkid surprised his fans when he made a shocking revelation about his relationship status, lamenting that he had been single for too long. He wrote, “Been single for so long! Gotta find one or two.”

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Many were shocked by his remark because the singer had before then shared a rare family photo of himself, his son, Zion, and a then-pregnant Jada Pollock.

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Reacting to the comment, Pollock, music executive and Wizkid’s baby mama, said, “Taking arguments to social media is never going to end well.”

She also followed up with another tweet that read, “controlling emotions,” with a padlock and key emoji. The tweets by Jada have since been deleted.

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However, reacting to Wizkid’s tweets which have since gone viral, popular Nigerian journalist and afrobeat music enthusiast, Joey Akan, said, “A manufactured and enforced silence made everyone forget who Wizkid was on the come up. A troll, Linda Ikeji had to go beg the commissioner of Police for protection. The same person who gave Dammy Krane a sneak attack at Quilox.

“With Afrobeats to the world, he simply stopped talking and interacting, leading everyone to ascribe maturity to a mischievous machine on hiatus. The moment he’s started talking again, it’s back to familiar ways. “Una Papa.” “I go do giveaway.” “I make Bollywood.” “…signed to an influencer.” Just like he never left. Same old Wizkid. Same old troll.”

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