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    ‘I didn’t take life seriously until I lost my dad’ – Rema

    RichieBy RichieJuly 31, 2023No Comments
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    Divine Ikubor, the Nigerian singer known as Rema, recently opened up about how losing his father at a young age had a profound impact on his life.

    According to Rema, he didn’t truly grasp the seriousness of life until his father passed away, which led him to realize the significance of family. Speaking on the Afrobeats podcast hosted by Shopsydoo, the ‘Calm Down’ singer shared how this event shaped his mindset and emotions.

    Before his father’s passing, Rema described himself as colorful, funny, and somewhat carefree, but the loss changed him. It made him more thoughtful and introspective, making him understand different facets of people and the value of family bonds.

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    Rema further emphasized the importance of cherishing one’s loved ones, acknowledging that even though siblings may have occasional fights and quarrels, the unexpected loss of a family member highlights the need to appreciate and cherish those closest to us.

    He fondly remembered his father, who used to affectionately call him a soldier, reflecting the bond they shared before his father’s untimely departure.

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