His own version of Shoki music has achieved great success, little wonder he released the French version of the hit song in September 2014.
Although he is now enjoying fame, but the Delta State born songwriter admitted he has not been finding it easy dealing with his female fans.
He recalled his embarrassing moments with some of his die-hard fans;
“Female fans will always be there, before I became an artiste, I had female fans. I be fine boy nah, girls like me a lot from university days, it’s normal.
“There is not much difference, it’s just that this time around, you have your female fans and you have girls that like you. Interestingly, girls that like you are willing to do anything just to get closer to you. They follow everything you do, particularly on social media.
“I was on stage at Afe Babalola University performing. I didn’t know how it happened, I just saw some female fans, beautiful ladies, all around me, pulled out my belt, my trousers, and the next thing was that they almost removed my underwear. I was scared because they were dragging me and at the same time, it was fun. But nothing happened,” he said.
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