Behind the Scene video of Mayokun: The Mayor reigns Guardian Life cover shoot
By GuardianLife
25 July 2020 |
4:49 pm
Mayokun took a big step when he quit banking to focus on music as his chosen career.
His leap of faith paid off as, today, he is one of Nigeria's top music acts. But getting there didn't come without a few challenges.
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