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Reekado Banks A prominent young Nigerian artiste has worked with the
cream of the Nigerian music industry including Don Jazzy, Illbliss,
Tiwa Savage, Olamide, Korede Bello, Di'Ja and Wale. The story of his
rise to prominence however, has not been smooth, as the Mavin Records
recording artiste disclosed during a #MySuperStarStory interview.
Reekado-Banks
Born Solomon Ayoleyi Hanniel, the Ondo State indigene revealed that
after informing his parents of his intention to pursue a career in
music and getting their blessing, he had to hawk blenders in traffic
and work as a manual labourer at a construction site in a bid to earn
some money to use to record.
Reekado also revealed that at one point, a lecturer at the university
told him that he will never make it after preventing him from retaking
a test he missed.
His turning point came with the Mavin Records audition where he was
picked out of over 5,000 hopefuls. The dreadlocked act, now popular
for his ballad "Katapot" credited this triumph to God. In his words,
"There is no amount of sacrifice that was enough to get me something
this big."
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cream of the Nigerian music industry including Don Jazzy, Illbliss,
Tiwa Savage, Olamide, Korede Bello, Di'Ja and Wale. The story of his
rise to prominence however, has not been smooth, as the Mavin Records
recording artiste disclosed during a #MySuperStarStory interview.
Reekado-Banks
Born Solomon Ayoleyi Hanniel, the Ondo State indigene revealed that
after informing his parents of his intention to pursue a career in
music and getting their blessing, he had to hawk blenders in traffic
and work as a manual labourer at a construction site in a bid to earn
some money to use to record.
Reekado also revealed that at one point, a lecturer at the university
told him that he will never make it after preventing him from retaking
a test he missed.
His turning point came with the Mavin Records audition where he was
picked out of over 5,000 hopefuls. The dreadlocked act, now popular
for his ballad "Katapot" credited this triumph to God. In his words,
"There is no amount of sacrifice that was enough to get me something
this big."
Firstclassnewsline.net
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