Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy has revealed his source of wealth after his arrest by the Economic and Financial Crime Commission, EFCC.
Recall that Rudeboy and his elder brother, Jude Okoye, were arrested by the anti-graft agency recently.
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Speaking after his release, Rudeboy, in a post on his Instagram story, clarified that he isn’t a thief.
Revealing his source of wealth, he stated that his good music pays him quite well.
Sharing the EFCC eagle logo, he wrote; “Eagle eyes, all cleared. I no thief ohh. Na just good music de pay. Now let’s get back to the music next week!! New music!! Vitamin D.”
RudeBoy is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, dancer and performer, who split up from the famous PSquare group.
The singer, who struck out on his own, later revealed that it took him a long time before he adjusted to performing alone.
As a solo artiste, Rudeboy released his official solo debut songs in 2017, which include singles such as “Fire Fire” and “Nkenji Keke”.
He dropped “Somebody Baby” in 2018 before featuring Reminisce on “Is Allowed”.
Rudeboy released “Reality” in 2018 and enlisted the input of Dancehall singer Patoranking on another single titled “Together”.
The singer 2019 official debut song “Reason with Me” cleared obstacles on its way to the top of charts.
The music video for the song became the most viewed African music video on YouTube in 2019 with 40 million views and the video has garnered nearly 84 million views as of December 2020.
Since then, Rudeboy has released other singles such as “Audio Money”, “Take it”, “Woman” and “Oga”.
In 2019, the music star established his own record label known as Fire Department Inc. (FDI), he announced the record label via his Instagram.
Quadri Olaitan is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, public affairs, and human-interest stories.
