- Ruger, a popular singer from Asiwaju, revealed in an interview with Naija FM that relationships do not suit him.
- Ruger revealed he doesn’t take his interactions with female fans offstage, focusing on working together on stage and providing them with flowers.
- The talented singer expressed gratitude to God for his efforts and expressed no desire to return to the streets.
Renowned artist Ruger has expressed that relationships are not conducive to his well-being. The Asiwaju performer shared this insight during an interview with Naija FM.
He said, “I am a loverboy, it’s just now that I understand that relationships don’t work for me. But normally, my first instinct when I see a girl is to think about how I can get serious with her. But later, I just become unserious all of a sudden.”
When questioned about whether he engages with female fans outside of performances, he replied, “Honestly, no! The most I can give my female fan on stage is a flower. It’s like we’re working together; that’s how it is for me. I don’t take it beyond the stage, we work together.”
The gifted musician further noted that he has been fortunate with divine blessings in his career and has no intention of returning to his previous lifestyle.
“I don’t want to go back to the streets; I have to take care of my family. It wasn’t easy when I started, and it’s still not easy now. I pay people’s salaries now. I pay for a lot of things, and I’m planning a lot of things by myself. God has just been blessing my efforts.”
In other news, Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has made an unexpected declaration on social media, expressing his desire to name his future son after the U.S. president-elect, Donald Trump.
In a post on Instagram, the actor conveyed that should he be fortunate enough to have another son, he intends to honor the American leader by naming him after Trump, whom he described as the “Leader of the Stubborn Boys Association.”
He wrote: “If God blesses me with another son, I’ll name him Trump. Names after President Donald Trump. Leader of the Stubborn Boys Association.”
