Rahman Jago, one of the prominent figures in the Nigerian music industry never ceases to inspire youths and emerging artistes with his grace to grass story.

For Rahman Jago, whose real name is Tiamiu Abdulrahman Kayode, although he was born and bred in the ghetto part of the country, he strived to make a difference in his endeavors.
He said, “I was brought up in the hood where they will give you agbo (bitter herbs) in the morning instead of tea! This is just to tell you that life is not bed roses. It should also reminds you that it is not every time that happiness and joy will come;  joy comes in the morning. You have to learn how to see the good in every situation. Most times, the best things you can do is not think, not wonder, not imagine, not obsess! Just breathe!! Hustle!! Pray and have faith that everything will work out for the best.”

Adding, “Nigerian youths should never loose faith because of disappointments in life! Instead, always believe and trust that Allah knows what’s best for you!! Never doubt yourself nor doubt Allah’s love for you! Just do your best and leave the rest to Allah.”

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Rahman Jago is also of the view that the easiest way to develop Nigeria is for government to focus more on youths. “Youths are the leaders of tomorrow, they are the country’s future, so we are not asking for much when we say our government should focus on the younger generation,” he stated.

For instance, he noted: “Government could create an enabling environment for Nigeria’s IT community to boom and even surpass India’s. We have a lot of talented youths who are hampered by the wherewithal to set themselves up for entrepreneurship.”