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5 Things We Admire (and not so admire) About M.I. 

By Kirsten OKENWA


Jude Abaga better known by his stage name M.I, was born in Jos, Plateau state of Nigeria in October 1981. He is a popular hip-hop recording artist with the Chocolate City label in Nigeria. M.I. has received several national and international awards.

 We like M.I.'s rap music for the good vocabulary(most times) and rhythm. I love to listen to him when on a long drive. Here are some things we admire and not so admire:

 1. Does he have to wear sunglasses at all times? I have seen him wear them even in a dimly lit room. I know it's hip and trendy, but hey! 

 2. M.I.'s rapping technique is applaudable. The smooth flow of punchy words and the vivacity in his performances are very admirable.

 3. Though under 35, he has broken the barriers confounding many youths today. M.I. keeps evolving  and advancing in the music business.

 4. M.I. is never content to advance alone. He has contributed to the successes of such young artistes in Africa like Wizkid, Vypa, Jesse Jagz, Ruby, Pype, Ice Prince and others.

 5. M.I. has an incredible business sense. Recently, he was on national television discussing his plans and ideas for the stock market. Impressive.

 Good success M.I.

Comments

Blessing Ndubisi said…
I admire him 2
18:14
Anonymous said…
Maybe he has eye problems to wear dark shades all d time
02:25
robbemmy said…
M.I is an example we will like to copy
06:17
Nonso said…
Mr Incredible. I am the big fan
05:24
A.F. said…
What can he do to help poor people not only sing
13:48
Anonymous said…
Work for your money
04:12
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