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Throwback Photo Of Mr Eazi When He Was Receiving “N2Million Per Month” As An Employee


Mr Eazi has become a trending topic for gossip following his recent actions. From his claim of pioneering Banku sound in Nigeria, to another, where he claims he quit his job of $6000 salary monthly to venture into music.

Although the former claim did attract unfavourable reactions, the latter attracted more as fans doubted the singer.

Most people didn’t believe he could leave such good job for music, so he has shared this throwback photo to prove he wasn’t lying.

He Captioned;
#TBT – Here i Was living an Engineers dream working at one of the worlds Biggest Oil Servicing Companies #Schlumberger Enroute an I.M Career! This would have led me to a successful Engineering Career But God had a different Plan! The boy was destined to touch millions of lives with Music!!! Grateful fi God #lifeiseazi


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