By JAMES EMMANUEL
His long walk
to prominence started in 2012 when he participated in the Nigerian Idol Music Reality
TV show (season 2). Though Stephen Onochie, popularly known as Steve O. emerged
third in the keenly contested show, his name has continued to ring bell, especially
among music lovers. |
| Steve O |
In his recent visit to the Isolo corporate
head office of Entertainment Express,
the Delta State-born Petroleum Engineering graduate of Federal University of
Technology, Owerri, shared the story of his life, including how he left Tinsel
set to participate in the reality show.
“I have always loved entertainment. I had to end my role in Tinsel when the call for Nigerian Idol came. My plan was to emerge winner and that was why I abandoned Tinsel. There are two things I know how to do well, and that is acting and singing,” he hinted.
Speaking on his debut album, Steve O avowed: “My first single entitled Asiko was well appreciated. At the moment, I’m working on my first album which will be dropping soon. I’m basically into gospel songs, Hip hop and R&B. On the other hand, I call myself a motivational singer; my songs are not the corruptible types. I cannot grant an interview without making mention of Jefferey Daniels; he is part of my success stories,” he said.
“I have always loved entertainment. I had to end my role in Tinsel when the call for Nigerian Idol came. My plan was to emerge winner and that was why I abandoned Tinsel. There are two things I know how to do well, and that is acting and singing,” he hinted.
Speaking on his debut album, Steve O avowed: “My first single entitled Asiko was well appreciated. At the moment, I’m working on my first album which will be dropping soon. I’m basically into gospel songs, Hip hop and R&B. On the other hand, I call myself a motivational singer; my songs are not the corruptible types. I cannot grant an interview without making mention of Jefferey Daniels; he is part of my success stories,” he said.
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| Steve O on stage |
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| Steve O on the red carpet |
