Popular Fuji musician Saheed Osupa has recounted his struggles in celebration of his 54th birthday before emerging into a force in the traditional Yoruba music industry.
In an Instagram post on Monday, Saheed said he had a “stormy start” from his days in Ajegunle, a suburb of Lagos.
According to the singer in the long post, he kept pressing on when things were tough, believing that after the storm comes the rainbow.
He wrote: “A tortuous journey it has been, a journey that began from my hood, Ajegunle, to the world.
“Trust me, that coming from a stormy start, and getting to this height, have not been easy, the unpredictability of the gravity of life has always moved the son of man through many ups and downs, with life’s pendulum surprisingly swinging from back and forth to left and right. A tortuous journey it has been, a journey that began from my hood, Ajegunle, to the world.
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