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My experiences on the streets of Ebute Metta responsible for my success — Junior Boy
It is a general belief that anyone who grew up on the streets of Ajegunle, Mushin, Agege, Ebutte-Metta, Lagos Island, Shitta (Surulere) among others, end up social misfits, but such is not the case with popular Swerve Innercity artiste, Ephraim Bababo, a.k.a Junior Boy.
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Speaking with Showtime, the ‘Irapada’ crooner shared how he was able to transform his experiences on the streets of Ebutte Metta into a goldmine.
“Growing up on the streets and becoming who you want to be depends on your mindset. So, I grew up on the street with a bigger dream on my mind; which has brought me this far”, he said.
The singer, who is a product of a broken home, also explained how he was able to turn out the way he is.
“I was focused and I never relented. I have been working on a whole different sounds and its sure going to be better leverage for me. Let’s keep a close eye on Junior Boy, I’m leveling up?”
Speaking further, he explained why he dumped his professional football career for music.
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