The Nigerian rapper who now lives abroad with his American wife, recalled growing up in a mud house and later moving to a one-room apartment with shared bathrooms known as face me I face you.
When he left his family home, he said he squatted with friends for 7 years and had to trek to the studio many times because he couldn't afford transportation.
Today, he lives in a comfortable house with his wife in the US and their family videos get lots of views when shared online.
He shared a photo of himself in his current home and thanked God for how far he has brought him.
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