- Veteran Nigerian singer Terry G, also known as Gabriel Oche Amanyi, has no plans to quit music.
- At 39 years old, he prefers to be seen as an “up-and-coming” artist rather than leaving the industry.
- His commitment to music reflects a desire to continue contributing to the industry.
Veteran Nigerian singer Gabriel Oche Amanyi, popularly known as Terry G, has declared that he has no plans to ever quit music.
The 39-year-old artiste explained that he would prefer to be regarded as an “up-and-coming” act rather than bow out of the industry completely.
His statement came as a response to critics who accused him of chasing clout on social media.
Taking to his X handle, Terry G wrote:
“I don’t mind being called an upcoming artist. You only earn the title of legend when you retire and I will never retire. So, if you see me chasing clout, just allow me.”
Terry G was one of the pioneers of the Street-hop movement in the 2010s, making waves with hit tracks such as Free Madness, Sangalo, Akpako Master, and Run Mad.
He is currently staging a comeback with a new collaboration alongside Victony titled Tanko.
In other news…. A Nigerian short-let apartment owner has expressed frustration after a guest reportedly trashed his property, leaving behind severe damage.
In a video shared online by @Moradapartments, the once neat space was seen in a messy state. The damage included burn holes in the chairs, a cracked centre table, and a kitchen left looking like a dump site.
Sharing the clip, the management lamented:
“This is how our client left the short-let apartment after their stay.”
The viral video has since sparked mixed reactions, with many questionings why the client was allowed to leave without proper inspection of the property.
