Nigerian singer, Original Stereoman who was seen behind the iron bars of a police cell, after he was accused of killing his girlfriend of about six years, who had a child for him, has recounted hard lessons he learnt from the incident

Original Stereoman who was discharged and acquitted after the case was taken to court, in a new chat with Saturday Beats, said he had no regrets going through the situation because it was predestined by God.

“Life is full of ups and downs. If I was told years back that I would face the kind of encounter that I faced, I would not believe it. That just shows that I do not know tomorrow and all praises go to God. I believe it was a way for me to learn because when everything is rosy, you have to check yourself.

“I would say that it has been predestined that I would face something like that. The most important thing is to get out of these situations with your head high up. As long as I am alive and I have my legs, hands and voice, I have the power to do bigger things and that is why I am not regretting what happened. I believe it is not what slowed my career down.

“I learnt a lot of things about life from that experience. I would release a song that would talk about what happened.  The relationship lasted for six years. The matter went to court and I was discharged and acquitted. I have tried my best to clear the air but rumours are still being peddled by some people and I don’t care. If you are not known, nobody will talk about you" he said. 

He also debunked claims of being in a group as believed by some members of the public. 

“I do not have a partner in the business; I am the Original Stereoman and I am the only one in the business. People you see in my video are the people that work for me; some are my dancers and some are those I want to promote because of their talents. I am not in a group. I sang the hit song, ‘Sample Ekwe,’ but the song was such a big hit that it became more popular than my stage name. I am a one-man band,” he said.


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I learnt a lot of things about life from that experience. I would release a song that would talk about what happened.  The relationship lasted for six years. The matter went to court and I was discharged and acquitted. I have tried my best to clear the air but rumours are still being peddled by some people and I don’t care. If you are not known, nobody will talk about you" he said. 

All the best for the future.
Sample...............Ekwe...........!!!

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No you didn't....you never learnt to keep your mouth shut.

Because I'm sure na your shouts and arguments with the lady make people point finger

Chai!! Better street musician.

This life na sure turn by turn.