Flavour Net Worth

Net Worth:	$10 Million
Date of Birth:	November 23, 1983 (40 years old)
Gender:	Male
Profession:	Musician, Rapper
Nationality:	Nigeria

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What is Flavour’s Net Worth?

Chinedu Okoli popularly known as Flavour N’abania is a Nigerian musician who has a net worth of $10 Million. As a drummer for a nearby church, he started his singing career.

Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix), a successful song by Flavour, is well-known both in Africa and outside of it. Presently, 2nite Entertainment is his contracting company. He issued his first album, N’abania, in 2005 under his own name.

The second solo album by Flavour, Uplifted, was launched in 2010. Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix), Adamma, and Oyi Remix were its singles of support. Flavour became one of the most in-demand performers in Africa as a result of the album’s popularity.

Following the publication of Uplifted, he was scheduled to play a number of concerts and social gatherings.

Childhood

Flavour was brought into the world in Enugu State, Nigeria, and is recognized for his capacity to sing in conversational Igbo. The Umunze community in Orumba South LGA, Anambra State, Nigeria, is where his family originally hails from.

Flavour’s musical career began when he began playing the drums for his Enugu church choir at the age of 13. The resident pastor at his church connected him to Chris I. Ordor, CEO of SoundCity Communications.

Flavour was given the opportunity to work with the business in 1996 as part of a scholarship program for music education.

Flavour began his professional drum career three years after he first picked up the instrument. He began playing the keyboard in 1999 after giving up on playing the drums. A former SoundCity musician, he also used to sing harmony for other performers.

Career

When he was 19 years old, Flavour made his musical debut in Nigeria by playing piano and drums for a small-town band from Enugu. After developing his skills as a percussionist, Flavour was given the chance to perform at City Centre in Enugu.

The vast number of people there inspired him to make history and scale new heights. Flavour was able to learn the art of making music from Dekumzy, Isi Charles, and Nnachie because of his musical training.

Flavour’s debut album of the same name was released in 2005 through Obaino Music. Success for the record was only localized to Eastern Nigeria, more specifically Enugu State. On the album’s lead track, “N’abania,” Flavour and Mr Raw cooperated.

The song was recorded at Kingsley Ogoro’s recording facility in Lagos, Nigeria. Flavour launched Uplifted in 2010 following the moderate success of his debut album. A national barrier was broken by the record.

In response to overwhelming demand, the album was issued by Lolhiphop Records, a reputable record label in South Africa. the top singles from the album “Oyi Remix” with Tiwa Savage, “Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix)”, and “Adamma”.

iROCKING LTD. and 2nite Entertainment jointly published Blessed on October 18, 2012. It is Uplifted’s follow-up album. The number of producers who contributed to it makes it maybe Flavour’s biggest album to date.

On the same day that Flavour’s 2nite Club made its debut, it was also released. Flavour said the following in an interview with iROKTV: “I believe I am developing. My third record is this one. Giving them the music, such as “identify myself,” is now necessary.

I have to use more sophisticated instrumentation, lyrics, and music. I collaborated with a ton of producers, and the production process as a whole made sense. In December 2014, the album Thankful was published.

The album has 22 songs and lasts 1 hour, and 17 minutes. It sold thousands of copies and received largely favourable reviews from music reviewers. The album includes popular songs including the uptempo Afro-pop song “Wake Up” with Wande Coal and the love ballad “Ololufe” with Chidinma.

Ijele – The Traveller was published in 2017. The album has 17 songs, one of which is performed by Flavour’s adopted son Semah G Weifur, a blind Liberian kid who was seen singing by himself in a classroom. 2018 saw the release of two singles from Flavour: “Yemi Alade” and “Crazy Love,” which saw him team up with Mama Africa Yemi Alade as Flavour Nabania.

Later the same year, with the Igbo traditional pair Umu Obiligbo, he recorded the song “Awele,” a traditional composition. A 16-track album with the working title Flavour of Africa was published by Flavour on December 4, 2020.

Relationship

Flavour has been in a relationship with numerous laddies like Chidinma Ekile, Beverly Ukegbu, Anna Banner, Sandra Okagbue, Juliet Oluchi Ehiemere, Onyinye Onungwa and others.

One adoptive son and three biological daughters make up the proud family of the well-known singer. There are Munachi Gabrielle Okoli, Sophia Okoli, Kaima Okoli, and adopted son Semah Weifur.

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