- Senior Nigerian singer Terry G (Gabriel Oche Amanyi) has no plans to quit the music.
- At 39, he prefers to be regarded as a “emerging” artist rather than leaving the industry.
- His commitment to music reflects a desire to continue to contribute to the industry.
Experienced Nigerian singer Gabriel Oche Amanyi (commonly known as Terry G) announced that he had no plans to quit the music.
The 39-year-old artist explained that he would rather be seen as a “emerging” behavior than exiting the industry altogether.
His comments were in response to critics who accused him of chasing influence on social media.
Terry G got X’s handle:
“I don’t mind being called an upcoming artist. You can only get the title of legend when you retire And I will never retire. So if you see me hunting for influence, Please allow me. ”
Terry G was one of the pioneers of street jumping in the 2010s, waving waves like Freedom Madness, Sangalo, Akpako Masters and Running Madness.
He is currently making a comeback with a new collaboration with Victony called Tanko.
In other news…. A short-distance apartment owner in Nigeria expressed frustration at the guests, reportedly destroying his property, causing serious damage.
In the video shared online @moradapartments, the once neat space is seen in a mess. The damage includes burning holes in the chair, a cracked center table and the remaining kitchen that looks like a dump.
Share the edit, management sighed:
“That’s how our clients leave the short-circuit apartment after staying.”
After that, viral videos sparked a mixed reaction, with many questions about why customers were allowed to leave without properly inspecting the property.
