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In 1992, 2face initially went to Lagos, and was motivated to make an arrival to administer the city.
Subsequent to wrapping up his OND in 1997, he collaborated with Blackface. The couple performed and went to distinctive gigs around grounds.
2face settled on the choice to go into full-time music after his OND, a choice which was not generally welcomed by his parents. They needed more training for their child, however on seeing his request, they gave their approval.
2face and Blackface began the crew Plantashun Boiz in 1997. They moved to Lagos where they stayed in Festac, at Blackface's uncle's house.
The team met Faze in Festac where he was wanted to do a feature on their album. Be that as it may, on recording, things went well, which roused them to add him to the crew.
Plantashun Boiz were paid N10,000 as their first professional performance at the Rothmans Groove which was occupied through the assistance of veteran occasion organizer, Eddie Lawani.
The crew was later signed to Nelson Brown's Dove Records, the engraving where they discharged their collections.
In 2000, they dropped their first album, "Body and Soul" in 2000 and it was a hit. The album contained mainstream tunes like 'You and I', 'Thump Me Off' and's 'cousin'.
Another album was discharged in 2003 "Sold Out." It was likewise delivered by Nelson Brown.
In 2004, 2face left Plantashun Boiz to start a performance profession. He got signed to Kennis Music where he dropped his performance debut, Nfana Nbaga.
His presentation collection, 'Face 2 Face' sold more than 2 million copies. It had tunes like Ole (whose feature was the first feature circulated on MTV Base), 'Right Here' and the universally acclaimed 'African Queen'.
2face was included in Wyclef's Proud to be African in 2004. The single likewise had Faze and Sound Sultan and was one of the melodies which were discharged in Wyclef's fifth studio album, Welcome to Haiti: Creole 101.
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In 2005, he won the MTV Europe Music Award for Best African act.
In 2006, his hit single, African Queen was used as the sound track of Hollywood motion picture, Phat Girls which featured Monique and Jimmy Jean-Louise.
He dropped his second collection, Grass to Grace in 2006 and it was likewise a business achievement. The collection sold over a million copies in its first week of discharge.
He developed the first Nigerian act to win MOBO recompenses in 2007 crushing D'banj and other top African music acts.
2face rejoined with his previous gathering Plantashun Boiz in 2007 and they discharged another collection, Plan B which is the last musical task they chipped away at as a crew.
2face left Kennis Music in 2007 and began his own outfit, Hypertek Entertainment collaborating with Efe Omorogbe's Now Music.
He discharged his third collection, Unstoppable in 2008 with tracks like 'Enter the Place', Excuse me Sister' and Flex which included Rn B lord, R. Kelly.
The Unstoppable collection had 17 tunes, an introduction and an outro. 2face turned into a NAFDAC representative in 2009 and discharged the cognizant tune, 'Man Unkind' which talked about the ills of fake medications.
In 2010, he repackaged the Unstoppable collection and had a global discharge. The collection had a few tunes from his third record and new melodies. The Unstoppable International Edition has 14 tunes.
His fifth album, Away and Beyond dropped in 2012 with tunes like Spiritual Healing and Rainbow.
In January 2012, 2face signed Dammy Krane to his Hypertek imprint . He additionally marked veteran performer, Sir Victor Uwaifo in November, 2013...
what a legend.
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