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Popular Nigerian rapper Omoniyi Temidayo Raphael Aka Zlatan Ibile has disclosed that playing football was his ideal dream.
After dropping out of school, the “Zanku” crooner declared his desire to play for Barcelona, the dominant team in La Liga.
He emphasized that he fell into music by accident and clarified that he never intended to be a musician.
Zlatan said in an interview with Echo Room that he became interested in music after hearing a song he had made for one of his friends.
He declared:
“I was not a bright student in secondary school. I struggled with Mathematics and Accounting. I was in a Commercial class. I failed my WAEC and I was supposed to sit at home for a year. All my dream was to play for Barcelona.
“I tried my possible best but the corruption in Nigerian football discouraged me. I was playing for a local club then. When I failed WAEC, I was going to sit down at home for a year, and then one of my friends came and played his record for me.
“I told him to take me to the studio the next time he was going. That was how I became a musician. I never had the intention of being a musical.”
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“I no sabi book, I failed. All my dreams was to play for Barcelona”
In other news, Carter Efe, a well-known comedian, has revealed that singer Zlatan helped him when he had nothing.
According to him, the singer helped him without anyone knowing. He asserts that those who film themselves while providing aid to the underprivileged are merely making money off of their suffering.
When he wasn’t famous, he said, Zlatan used to give him money and clothing.
He said Zlatan used to provide him cash and clothing support when he was still in need, but no one knew about it since he didn’t record a video to make his kind deed public.
He said:
“These content creators who make videos of people they’re helping are just making money off the sufferings of these helpless people. They’re not genuine. When I was nothing, Zlatan used to give me clothes and money. In fact, he gave me everything. He didn’t do a video so the world could see what he was doing.
Tunde Ednut once gave me 1 million naira and warned me not to tell anybody. These things taught me a lot. This is why when I help anybody, I don’t make noise or say anything about it.”
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