Nigerian singer, Chinedu Okoli, popularly known as Flavour Nabania, has recounted a humiliating experience he had with the now-defunct P-Square during his days as a struggling artiste.
Speaking in a recent podcast interview, the ‘Ada Ada’ crooner recalled how a manager of a club he was performing at chased him away from the stage to make way for P-Square, who had just arrived at the venue midway into his performance.
Flavour said the reception P-Square received from the crowd made him wonder if they were not doing the same music.
He said he didn’t let the public humiliation discourage him. Instead, he used it as a motivation to work harder and stay consistent.
“I was performing one time when PSquare came in, and the manager of the place told me to leave the stage immediately.
“I switched off my mic and went and sat down somewhere. Ladies were screaming and cheering wildly the moment Paul of P-Square took the mic and began singing ‘Temptation.’
“I was wondering whether it is not the same music we are all doing because I have been performing there and the crowd had never cheered me that way.
“I didn’t let the experience discourage me. Instead, I took it as a motivation to work harder and now we are here,” he stated.