In a recent interview with media personality Teju BabyFace, Nigerian musician Segun Johnson opened up about the circumstances that led him into music, revealing that economic hardship was the key factor behind his career choice.
Johnson, known for his lively and engaging performances, shared his personal story, recalling how the harsh realities of life in Nigeria pushed him toward music.
When asked about whether music had always been his dream, he responded frankly in Yoruba, explaining that it was hunger, or “Ebi ni, hunger ni,” that motivated him to pursue music.
He emphasized that in Nigeria, survival often leaves little choice but to follow such paths.
The musician also touched on his early years in the industry, describing how he started as a backup singer for many top-rated acts before eventually carving out his own space in the spotlight.
He shared the challenges he faced during this period, particularly the discomfort of performing for well-known clients while being in a supporting role.
Segun Johnson’s story is a reminder of the struggles that many young Nigerians face when trying to navigate their career paths amid economic difficulties.
His journey from humble beginnings to recognition serves as an inspiration for many who see him as a symbol of perseverance and success in the face of adversity.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
