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Sir Shina Peters Reveals How Igbo Fans Saved His Career

Legendary Afro-Juju musician Sir Shina Peters has opened up about the incredible journey of his music career, sharing intimate details about his early life and the loyal fanbase that kept his career alive.

Speaking during an interview on the popular podcast The Honest Bunch, the veteran singer revealed that he began his music career at just 10 years old. By the age of 13, he had already bought his first car, and a year later, he became a father — marking the beginning of a remarkable yet challenging life in the spotlight.

Sir Shina Peters, who has spent decades shaping Nigeria’s music scene, admitted that his path was far from easy. He faced multiple legal issues as a teenager, but his faith in God and passion for music helped him persevere. Despite the ups and downs, his resilience made him one of the most respected figures in Nigerian music history.

The Ace crooner also used the opportunity to appreciate his Igbo fans, revealing that they form the majority of his supporters. He explained that their consistent love and encouragement played a crucial role in keeping his career thriving during difficult times.

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“About 65% of my fans are Igbos, not Yoruba. They kept asking me, ‘Give us another music, give us this,’” he said. Peters credited their enthusiasm and loyalty for pushing him to continue making music even when he considered giving up.

Over the years, Sir Shina Peters has been celebrated for pioneering the Afro-Juju genre, blending traditional Yoruba sounds with modern Afrobeat rhythms. His timeless hits, energetic performances, and bold personality have made him a household name across Nigeria and beyond.

The music icon’s revelation about the unwavering support from Igbo fans has sparked positive reactions online, with many praising the unity and love between different Nigerian tribes through music.

As Peters continues to inspire new generations of artists, his story remains a reminder that true success often comes from passion, perseverance, and the people who believe in your journey.

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