[Video]: I’ll be the first artiste who doesn’t have a baby mama – Singer Khaid

In a video circulating online, Nigerian singer Sulaimon Shekoni Solomon, popularly known as Khaid, made a bold declaration that he intends to break the trend among Nigerian artists and become the first to not have a “baby mama.” Khaid, recognized for hits like “Anabella,” is signed to Neville Records, a label associated with Sydney Talker.

The statement emerged during a heated argument between Khaid and his friends. This announcement follows his recent claim that he is on par with Odumodublvck and possesses achievements that even the “Declan Rice” singer does not.

Khaid, adamant in his resolve, expressed his determination not to follow in the footsteps of well-known celebrities like Wizkid, Davido, Olamide, Timaya, and 2Baba, who all have children out of wedlock. He asserted his self-discipline and commitment to avoiding such situations. In his words, “I have self-discipline, and I can’t be like your favorite artists. I’ll be the first artist who doesn’t have a baby mama.”

As the news spread, reactions poured in from various quarters. Some users on social media reacted with skepticism, suggesting that Khaid should focus on his career and creating more love songs rather than making bold claims. Others speculated that an EP might be in the works, and that Khaid is adopting a strategic approach to garner attention for his upcoming projects.

Critics chimed in, expressing doubt about Khaid’s assertion, implying that in a few months, he might change his stance and become a father without adhering to his current stance. The playful banter continued, with some pointing out that Khaid has yet to settle his financial obligations to Sydney Talker and should concentrate on establishing his career before taking on fatherhood responsibilities.

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Ultimately, Khaid’s declaration stirred a mix of reactions from the public, with some applauding his determination to break the mold while others remained skeptical about the feasibility of his intentions given the industry’s history.