Farming is not a retirement plan

Nigerian music icon has said that farming is not a retirement plan for him. He said this to allay the fears of his fans that he is retiring from music soon.

Speaking through Efe Omorogbe, his manager, the singer said that farming is just another business venture for him.

He took to his social media accounts few days ago to share a video of his massive farmland in Benue State and hinted at the fact that he is going into farm work.

Omorogbe said,

“Retirement is not a conversation now. But between now and retirement, he probably might go into solid minerals, merchandising, or aviation.

He has invested in a string of night clubs like the Rumours that has been in existence for about six to seven years but he’s still making music and Rumours was not a retirement plan.

You can be active in the entertainment space and have business interests in a lot of other things and earn passive income without making a retirement plan.

So it’s not a decision to transit from music to any other thing especially retirement. We don’t want to communicate it like that.

It’s just another venture like Rumours or properties he has acquired or investments but this time, it’s on a huge scale because it’s designed to create empowerment for a large number of people.”

He further affirmed that Tuface’s new venture would not affect his music business.

“I really don’t think this business venture would affect his music. First, he is very involved in this new venture.

Besides, it is mechanized farming so Tuface is not going to carry a hoe or cutlass to farm from morning till night.”