The greatest mistake I think I made was taking Nigerian music for granted. I made a mistake because I was on top of my game, too busy with shows.So, I decided to take a break for a while and for the two years break I took, it was like sleeping this night and by the time I wake up the following day, everything has changed.
In Nigeria at that time, Western music dominated, with about 90 per cent while Nigeria was like 10 per cent.
So, I slept and by the time I woke up the next morning, Nigerians have embraced Nigerian music.
It's now 90 per cent of Nigerian music.
When I woke up, I started all over again, trying to make new songs in order to recover.
That's the mistake I made and it won't happen again.
No more break.
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