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“It was really hard to eat three times a day” — Zlatan Ibile tells son

“It was really hard to eat three times a day” — Zlatan Ibile tells son

Nigerian singer, Zlatan Ibile has opened up about his humble beginnings, telling his son how difficult life was for him growing up, particularly when it came to getting three meals a day.

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The singer shared the reflection in a video circulating online, where he compared his childhood experiences with the more comfortable life his son enjoys today.

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Zlatan explained that his son eats twice at school and continues eating when he returns home, a privilege he said he did not always have while growing up.

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Zlatan compares his childhood with son’s lifestyle

Reflecting on his past, the singer said, “It was really hard to eat three times a day. You eat twice a day at school; at home, you keep eating till night.”

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He also highlighted the difference between their school journeys, noting that his son travels to school by car, whereas he used to walk or take a commercial motorcycle, popularly known as an okada.

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Zlatan said his difficult experiences had taught him valuable lessons and contributed to his appreciation of how far he had come in life.

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The singer added, “I had to work my ass off to get here.”

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Singer reflects on journey to success

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The video has brought attention to Zlatan’s journey from humble beginnings to becoming a recognised name in Nigeria’s music industry.

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Beyond his music career, the singer has previously expressed gratitude for his growth and achievements, including celebrating milestones from his early days before fame.

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His reflection also highlights the contrast between the childhood experiences of parents and the opportunities they work to provide for their children.

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For many Nigerians, the story offers a reminder of the sacrifices parents make to give their children a more comfortable life than they experienced.

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Watch the video below…

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