Lanre Dabiri, a renowned rapper widely recognized as ElDee The Don, has made a noteworthy assertion, stating that his late father played a pioneering role in introducing the internet to Nigeria.
ElDee The Don, a renowned rapper also known as Lanre Dabiri, has revealed in an exclusive interview with Jahbless, a podcast hosted by Nigerian musician and entrepreneur Olatunde Owoloye, that his late father played a crucial role in bringing the internet to Nigeria. According to ElDee, his father was instrumental in establishing numerous cybercafes and facilitating important connections that laid the foundation for internet access in the country. He credited his father as the pioneer who set up many companies and the first cybercafes in Nigeria. ElDee’s father, who had a deep understanding of IT, had a significant influence on the rapper’s own passion for technology. Despite studying architecture formally, ElDee acknowledged the profound impact of his familial association with the world of IT.
ElDee, a renowned rapper, singer, and record producer, is a Nigerian-American artist who currently resides in the United States. He rose to prominence as a member of the highly acclaimed group Trybesmen, which was formed in 1998 with fellow rappers KB and Freestyle. Over the course of his career, ElDee has released five solo albums, showcasing his musical talent and versatility. At present, ElDee is 46 years old, and his contributions to the Nigerian music industry have left a lasting impact.
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