I may be Nigerian by passport, but Ghana is where I received love from day one: Mr Eazi says

Nigerian-born singer and entrepreneur Mr Eazi has expressed his deep appreciation for Ghana, describing the country as a place where he has experienced love and acceptance from the very beginning.

“I may be Nigerian by passport, but Ghana is where I received love from day one,” the musician said, highlighting the strong personal connection he has developed with the West African country.

Mr Eazi’s statement reflects the close relationship he shares with Ghana, where he spent part of his formative years and developed connections that have influenced his personal life and music career.

The singer, whose real name is Oluwatosin Ajibade, has frequently been associated with Ghana’s entertainment industry. His musical journey has been influenced by Ghanaian sounds, particularly the fusion of highlife and contemporary African music that helped shape his signature Banku Music style.

His comments also highlight the cultural ties between Ghana and Nigeria, two countries whose music industries have enjoyed a long history of collaboration, competition and mutual influence.

Over the years, several Nigerian musicians have built strong relationships with Ghanaian audiences, while Ghanaian artistes have also gained popularity across Nigeria and other parts of the continent.

Mr Eazi’s remarks are likely to resonate with fans who appreciate his longstanding connection to Ghana and his recognition of the country’s role in his journey.

Although his passport identifies him as Nigerian, his statement underscores the importance of the experiences, relationships and opportunities that have shaped his life beyond national borders.

His words serve as a reminder that a person’s sense of belonging can extend beyond nationality, reflecting the affection and support received from people in different communities.

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