‎Nigerian singer, Esegine Allen, better known as Orezi, has opened up on the reason for his unpopularity in the music industry today.

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‎Speaking in a recent episode of Hip TV programme, 'Trending', Orezi explained that becoming less ambitious and comfortable fuelled his musical decline.

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‎He noted that competition fuels consistency, while citing Afrobeats star, Davido as one to emulate with his ambitious spirit.

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‎Orezi said:
‎“I faded out [of the music industry] because I became less ambitious and comfortable with where I am. I was always on vacation, enjoying myself. I became less ambitious and took myself out of the competition [in the music industry].

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‎“Competition fuels consistency. Look at Davido for example, he hustles like an underground artist. He has money and fame but he still maintains his hustling spirit.”

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