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Entertainment: I Intentionally Removed Myself From The Headies – Vector

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:12 am

Popular Nigerian Musician and Rapper, Olanrewaju Ogunmefun aka Vector has stated that he intentionally removed himself from the Headies award and other awards.

He likewise expressed that he quit contending with different rappers since he realizes he can “undoubtedly beat them one on one.”

The rapper further uncovered that he’s developed now and grants don’t mean anything to him any longer, adding that he doesn’t likewise think about cash or clout and just needs to make music.

“Deliberately eliminated myself from the possibility that I need to outshine mode9. It’s a bit much.

Albert Echetah

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