“I Started Taking Care of My Family at Age 11”- Oluwadolarz Reveals

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Nigerian skitmaker Ogunleye Babatunde Olamide, known a Oluwadolarz shared his experiences from his teenage years.

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He revealed that he faced challenges after losing his father when he was just two years old. This loss made him take on adult responsibilities early in life

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In a recent interview on the ‘WithChude’ podcast, the 30-year-old mentioned that he became the main provider for his family at the age of 11, worrying about their meals.

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To help support them, he worked at the Dangote Cement factory in Ebute Metta after his music career hit some bumps in 2008.

“I was once a truck loader at  Dangote Cement at Ebutee Metta. I was loading pasta,”

“I lost my dad at a very early age like when I was 2 years old. But I had a stepdad who supported us. He died in 2015.

“I did not enjoy my childhood. I became a man at the age of 11. At that age, I was contemplating what the family would eat. I started music in 2008. It did not move at all.”

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Oluwadolarz mentioned that in 2020, he was accused of rape, which caused him to lose jobs, suffer from depression, and fall into debt.

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“On the rape allegation, I lost a lot of jobs. I was depressed because that was the same period I had my child. I paid a lot of debts because they wanted me to repay their money. They did not want to associate themselves with my brand,” he added.

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