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Friday, April 28, 2023

Crooner Ayrastarr Talks About The Kind Of School She Attended And How Her Teacher Inspired Her

Nigerian singer, Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, aka Ayra Starr, has recounted how one of her secondary school teachers prophesied when she was 14-year-old, that she will be signed by Mavin Records one day!


She said; “I went to a very religious school even though I was not from a religious family. I went to a Deeper Life school. It was a shock but I learned how to live with it. They (some of the teachers)used to beat me. I grew up in a household where we are allowed to speak our truth and ask questions. I can remember they (my teachers in school) will tell me like oh women are not allowed to wear trousers. I will be like, that’s not true. God did not say that. They will be like, ‘what do you know, you this small girl?

"One time, I painted my nail pink, just one nail pink and one teacher saw it. I remember they knelt me down and all the teachers were just like, you can never be anything if you continue like this. I was like 13/14 and you have like all these female teachers around me saying that


"I have a teacher that literally inspired me. He literally said I was going to be signed to Mavin. I was like 14 then and he was like, Mavin is going to sign you, start making videos. And he would just inspire me when I’m singing in school, he would be like, oh sing in the choir. And he was even Muslim but he would tell me to go to church and join the choir".
from- ; Afrobeats Intelligence podcast

12 comments:

  1. "He was like", "he was like"....
    No head of tail of you talk πŸ˜’

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    1. @13:34,

      That's all your hostile mind took out of this.

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    2. Lol,annoy,na so this generation dey yarn oooo πŸ™ƒπŸ™ƒ

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    3. I really don't think they would employ a Muslim as teacher. Have u been to the sch be4? From her talk up there,seems she was a day student. Do they even do day?

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    4. She didn't even use the annoying terms like "azzin", "omo", "you get?".
      Calm down biko.

      Ayra now I understand the length of your skimpy skirts.
      Na rebel moves,right?πŸ₯Ί

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  2. Don't know why every middle class celeb dey rearrange their story to form 'started from the bottom....'.
    Wallahi if lower class celeb cast their success story, you go recognise
    Person wey fit afford 'AMALA KETU' dey yarn.

    Upcoming celebs please talk your genuine history, don't pretend. Your fans are a mixed bunch (from upper class to middle upper class to middle class, to barely middle class to lower class, to under reported class (awon IDP).

    Trust that there will be a class of people who recognise and appreciate your story and growth and will Stan you forever!

    Q.T.

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  3. DL and their doctrines and legalism are horrible.

    I wish I had not been brought up in that church, I would have had a better childhood and been a well-adjusted adult.

    My mum flogged me like crazy for painting my nails with that transparent nail polish. My dad asked me to cut my hair when i relaxed it. Very horrible church, with people preaching to uis that women wearing trousers and earrings will go to hell.

    Now a an adult, everyday I thank God for escaping from that bondage and cult-like environment.

    Also i thank God i finished schl before Deeper life schools was established. Omo e for be suffer x2 haha

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