I didn’t grow up poor. My father was a pilot who later founded an aviation consulting firm. After schooling in Nigeria, I moved to Ghana and studied Mechanical Engineering at KNUST. At 23, I returned home to Nigeria and began working as a mechanical engineer with Schlumberger.
Music makes up just 20% of my earnings. Long before recognition, I was already an entrepreneur. I experimented with many ventures—club promotion, e-commerce, and other businesses. Today, I operate companies in 18 African countries.
Now at 34, I’m more than an artist. I’m also an entrepreneur and investor. Alongside my wife Temi, we are building businesses and driving impact. That’s why I always say, I’m more than music—I’m a businessman first.
– Mr Eazi
UK PEOPLE!
If you are using a mobile phone and are living with domestic violence/harm, please switch it off in the evening of Saturday 22nd April until Monday 24 April.
Please RT.
@topflowlifestyl@MCharlzin @ceefooddiet Yes me too I am one of them, you’re so triggered, babe go and cry to your mother or are you the bastard? Cause that’s what you’re giving ☺️ so angry it’s funny, you are actually a bitch
@topflowlifestyl@MCharlzin @ceefooddiet You’re so funny, you think you’re making points,my g you’re embarrazzing yourself, go and drink Gari and shush, live your own life while these beautiful ladies live their own love story, popping your nose where you will catch hate for your opinions which ain’t cared, Oloshi Kmt