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Sir Shina Peters reveals he became a father at 14

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Legendary Nigerian juju musician Sir Shina Peters has opened up about a surprising chapter in his early life, revealing that he became a father at just 14 years old. The music icon shared this during a recent appearance on The Honest Bunch podcast, where he spoke candidly about his childhood, early rise to fame, and how his life changed long before he became a household name.

The 67-year-old singer explained that he started his musical journey when he was only 10 years old. By 13, he had already bought his first car, and at 14, he welcomed his first child. Just two years later, at 16, he built his first house. These early milestones painted a picture of a young boy who grew up much faster than most, driven by his passion for music and his determination to succeed.

Sir Shina Peters is widely known for shaping the juju music scene in Nigeria and creating timeless hits that remain beloved by fans today. Reflecting on his early achievements, he described those years as a period filled with bold decisions, dreams, and responsibilities that many his age could never imagine handling. His story has sparked conversations online, with many praising his courage and resilience.

He also spoke about his fan base and his current perspective on making music. According to him, about 65 percent of his fans are Igbo, despite his Yoruba heritage. While many fans keep urging him to release new songs, the veteran artist said he does not have plans to return to full-time music for now.

Sir Shina Peters remains one of Nigeria’s most respected music legends. His journey from a child star to a national icon continues to inspire generations of artists and music lovers.

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