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Rapper Sodiq Abubakar Yusuf, better known by his stage as CDQ, from Nigeria, has stated that he finds fulfillment in music regardless of the financial gain.
The “Nowo Soke” crooner reportedly stated in a recent interview with the Echo Room that he became a banker in order to fulfill the desire of his late father.
After discovering that he was creating lyrics during work hours rather than doing his duties, CDQ said he made the decision to leave his banking position and concentrate on his music.
When the rapper fled his family to live with music producer Masterkraft, he said he was unable to tell anyone.
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According to CDQ, he advised Masterkraft to concentrate on music and promised him a breakthrough would happen in six months.
They got a deal and moved from the ghetto to Lekki, and within six months they had their breakthrough, he said.
He said, “I left my position at the bank. I couldn’t tell my mom or any of my relatives at the time. I went to Masterkraft’s studio to remain after leaving the house. Banking isn’t my passion, I told him. I’ll probably do it merely to get by. Yet, I enjoy making music regardless of whether it brings me a profit or not.
In 2016, CDQ rose to fame after releasing his hit song “Indomie,” which featured Masterkraft and Olamide. His notoriety soared after the remix, which featured Davido.
