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I vowed never have kids outside wedlock- Rapper, Ruggedman

August 14,2017
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By Patricia Uyeh,

Abia state born Nigerian rapper, Ruggedman has managed to keep himself from ‘Baby mama’ drama.

In a recent chat, he opened up about his his early days in the music industry, his clothing line, marriage and more.

According to the ‘Baraje’ crooner, he is not willing to have any child outside wedlock.

Speaking on his early days in the industry, he said,

“I am happy that many of the things I spoke about in those days are still happening. I have always been campaigning for the use of our mother tongue in our songs. When I started, some people felt I was just a troublemaker; they didn’t know that I was fighting for the industry. Like I said in another of my songs, I will always speak my mind; whether people agree with it or not. I stand on the side of the truth and that is what I’m known for. I wouldn’t go out of my way to diss anyone; I will just say the things that people know but don’t want to say. Truly, I have lost a lot for speaking my mind, but I wouldn’t trade it for anything. Now, we all know that Nigerian songs have taken over the whole African continent. I can confidently say that I’m the first rapper to make money off rap music in Nigeria.”

Speaking on his marriage plans, the rapper said:
“I have chosen to keep my relationship, and my private life in general away from the press. I have vowed not to have kids out of wedlock and I am bidding my time to do the right thing.”

Speaking on his clothing line, he said:

“Twentieth September Wears is still very much around. I started making clothes a very long time ago and it is something that I’m passionate about. We produce outside the country and that is actually one of the challenges that we have because of production logistics. There have also been some factors that have cropped up along the way, but we’re doing well.”

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