a time Toni Payne was carrying a baby for him, while other reports
said he was dating an Abuja lady who had a set of twins for him. 9ice
has come out to dispel the rumours and the lies.
Reacting to the story on an Abuja based lover having a set of twins
for him while speaking to showtime, 9ice said; "I wish the press would
verify their stories about me before publishing them. Nobody had any
baby for me. That story is not true and I want to tell you that they
are making it up."
The part of his story fans are eager to hear directly from him also
came up; whether he's made up with estranged wife, Toni Payne. 9ice
was quick to say it's another story made up.
"That story isn't true. Tony Payne and I are still separated and not
back together. That is the fact!"
Yesterday, we reported that 9ice is dropping four new singles soon.
Now, we have the titles of the singles that were shot in the UK.
"I'll be releasing those videos as a compilation in a few weeks. I
shot the video for my singles Attitude and 3310 from my latest album,
Bashorun Gaa," 9ice said.
"Like I said, those videos will be released as a compilation and I
titled them Obawon, Ikekan, Get Into It and I Dare You."
"The four singles are also meant to wet the appetites of the fans for
my next album coming out in March 15 next year. But before then, the
Alapomeji All Star album will drop in December."
According to 9ice, there will be a concert in the second week of
December (no fixed date yet) to publicize the new videos.
"It will be in second week of December but no specific date yet. It
will take place at Civic Center. The concert is basically for industry
people and the press as well. It will be strictly by invitation."
9ice doesn't make the title of upcoming albums a secret; he tells his
fans as soon as there's a title. He said he'll be releasing a double
album like the last one he did. "One is 'CNN' while the other one is
titled 'GRA'. Each is going to come with eight songs making a total
number of16 songs. The full meaning of GRA is Galvanizing Right Ahead
and the other one is Cancelling Numerous Negativity (CNN)."
When asked what he feels about the current state of the Nigerian Music
industry, 9ice said: "I think we are getting worst instead of getting
better. What we dished out is not quality. What we have now is quite
different from the way it all started. I would say it's better we go
back to the days of Plantashun Boiz."