Nigerian singer Shoday has opened up about his career journey, revealing that he always had a backup plan in case music did not work out.
Speaking during an interview, the singer said he studied Building Technology and would have returned to office work if his music career had not succeeded.
“I studied Building Technology in school, and I’m here doing music”.he said.
Shoday also pointed to his lack of tattoos as an example of how cautious he has always been about keeping his options open.
“Look my body, did you see any tattoo? No. It’s because I’m skeptical. If music did not work like this ,I’m back in office,” he said.
The singer added that his longevity and consistency in the industry have strengthened his belief that he is meant to pursue music.
“I used to tell people, if God did not want me to go far, I won’t get to this point that I’m present. The fact that I’m here and I’ve done it consistently, not one, not two, not three, not five songs. I’m still here. That means God really wants me to do this,” he stated.
Shoday further stressed the importance of adaptability, saying life does not always go according to plan.
“One thing I’ve learned so far in life is it will not be sweet. Sometimes it won’t go as planned. Just know how to always have plan B. Always know when to quickly flip the script and do something new,” he said.
According to the singer, his upbringing played a major role in shaping that mindset.
“If you come from where I came from, you always have plan B… That’s how my mom and my family trained me,” he added.
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