Gideon Animashaun
Nigerian singer Ruger has opened up about his early beginnings in music, revealing that he started his journey in his local church choir.
The singer, known for his unique voice and eye patch, shared this during an interview where he reflected on his rise to fame.
Ruger explained that his passion for music started at a young age when he joined the church choir in his hometown.
He credited this experience for shaping his voice and teaching him the fundamentals of music before he transitioned into the mainstream industry.
Ruger noted that many successful Nigerian musicians, including Wizkid and Simi, also started in the church, highlighting how gospel music has influenced the Afrobeats genre.
Ruger spoke about the challenges he faced when he decided to pursue music professionally.
His family was initially skeptical, but they eventually supported his dream when they saw his dedication.
He emphasized that starting in the church helped him stay disciplined and focused.
Fans have praised Ruger for sharing his story, with many young musicians saying they feel inspired to chase their dreams.
His revelation has also sparked discussions about the importance of gospel music in shaping Nigeria’s music industry.
As Ruger continues to make waves in the Afrobeats scene, he remains grateful for his humble beginnings.
His latest single has been performing well on streaming platforms, solidifying his place among the top young artists in Nigeria.
