Not many people can combine a passion and a studies. Here's a young Nigerian who combines both quite well and two extremes at that: Music and Medicine.
Abayomi Gbenga is a 19-year-old who hails from Ogun state but is currently studying medicine at the University of West Indies, Jamaica and is taking his passion for music. He does reggae,diasia R and B, rap and dancehall.
In this short interview Abayomi, or young_dy as he is called on stage tells about how he started out in music, his models, PSquare, and studies in the West Indies as a Nigerian.
Charlie Boy is not the ‘regular Nigerian’. Everything about your life sets you apart from most people. Why did you choose this path?
I wouldn’t say most of it is intentional. I guess it was my upbringing. We were raised a little differently. I guess I was stuffed with an overdose of morality, principles, values and all of that.
But the choice to be different has always been with me for as long as I can remember. There’s also my adventurous nature and the need to stand out in all that one does. I guess that’s what is responsible for me going that extra mile.
When a child washes his hands well, he dines with the elders. P-Square has done its home work well enough to be rated among stars that hit multi platinum after multi platinum. These multi talented Nigerian Twins were caught in a two-minute interview and this is what they have to say about their ‘Game Over’ album that is hitting stores, clubs, and stations (radio and television) all around the globe.
There is always a big difference as seen the four walls of a campus goes into music. Born October 4th, Kelvin chrisanthus, popularly called Qevin is really spelling out this difference.
Time out with him has really shown that some people go into music for fun, while others do so to send message across.
One, two, three, and so on was the way he counted his steps till he got face-to-face and hence, a handshake with the number one citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. And same way, he has counted his way to this height in his career. OLU MAINTAIN, popularly known for hit tracks like ‘Malaria’, ‘I catch cold’, ‘Alo (Story)’, etc. Now, he is mostly celebrated for his hit track: ‘YAHOOZEE’. Read this exclusive interview and feel like a Million Dollar man in a Hummer
Benue State University students call her Mariam. Her siblings would call her Alueshima. But, she is in full, MARIAM ALUESHIMA FOGA, the Runner up for Miss Benue (2002) and Face of BSU (2005). One time Miss Political Science (2005).Born March 17th, Mariam has grown, taking modeling to a higher level on and off campus. She expresses below, how she combines academics and beauty into a whole new world.
Statistics: 27, 34, 32.Institution: Benue State University.
One thing captivated me as Jude 'Engees" Okoye walked me to interview Peter and Paul Okoye; he was singing ‘Always on my mind' by Styl-Plus. So I said to myself, love does exist between these artistes.
There is more to this life than faking up reality. A lot goes on behind the scenes that we know not much about as regards entertainment, but reading this interview with the hottest group in Nigeria, you get to know it is not as rosy as it seems.
Not many people can combine a passion and a studies. Here's a young Nigerian who combines both quite well and two extremes at that: Music and Medicine. 
Charlie Boy is not the ‘regular Nigerian’. Everything about your life sets you apart from most people. Why did you choose this path?
When a child washes his hands well, he dines with the elders. P-Square has done its home work well enough to be rated among stars that hit multi platinum after multi platinum. These multi talented Nigerian Twins were caught in a two-minute interview and this is what they have to say about their ‘Game Over’ album that is hitting stores, clubs, and stations (radio and television) all around the globe.
There is always a big difference as seen the four walls of a campus goes into music. Born October 4th, Kelvin chrisanthus, popularly called Qevin is really spelling out this difference.
One, two, three, and so on was the way he counted his steps till he got face-to-face and hence, a handshake with the number one citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. And same way, he has counted his way to this height in his career.
