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Daddy Showkey narrated how he was left to suffer for years after his 2007 car accident, which ended his career.
The veteran singer became popular with his genres of music which is called ghetto dance or simply ghetto in the late 90’s revealed how he was abandoned by friends and loved ones on the sickbed.
The singer was involved in a ghastly accident while coming from Olu Maintain’s birthday party.
Daddy Showkey disclosed that he was on the sick bed for three years after which he was advised by the doctor not to sing or dance again, ending his music career.
According to the talented singer, after the advise from the doctors he was neglected by his friends and partners whom he once helped.
He insisted his friends would deny him an entrance into their house, adding that he had to engage in a bricklaying job just to feed his family as he noted that he was mocked by people.
He said: “When I come back, the people wen go come meet me, I go dash the millions, when I go their house, them go tell their gateman make them lock gate, make the gateman tell me say dem nor dey.”
Known for popularising the ‘Galala’ song and dance step, Daddy Showkey was a major star in the 1990s and is credited with hit songs like ‘Diana,’ ‘Fire Fire’ and ‘Ghetto Soldier.’
He was popular in Ajegunle.
Watch Daddy Showkey narrating his ordeal below:
Daddy Showkey narrated how he was left to suffer for years after his 2007 car accident, which ended his career.
The veteran singer became popular with his genres of music which is called ghetto dance or simply ghetto in the late 90’s revealed how he was abandoned by friends and loved ones on the sickbed.
The singer was involved in a ghastly accident while coming from Olu Maintain’s birthday party.
Daddy Showkey disclosed that he was on the sick bed for three years after which he was advised by the doctor not to sing or dance again, ending his music career.
He insisted his friends would deny him an entrance into their house, adding that he had to engage in a bricklaying job just to feed his family as he noted that he was mocked by people.
He said: “When I come back, the people wen go come meet me, I go dash the millions, when I go their house, them go tell their gateman make them lock gate, make the gateman tell me say dem nor dey.”
Known for popularising the ‘Galala’ song and dance step, Daddy Showkey was a major star in the 1990s and is credited with hit songs like ‘Diana,’ ‘Fire Fire’ and ‘Ghetto Soldier.’
He was popular in Ajegunle.
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