Sir Shina Peters reveals he started music at age 10, bought a car at 13, had his first child at 14, and thanks Igbos for 65% of his fanbase

Sir Shina Peters revelation has stunned fans after the Afro-Juju legend opened up about his early life, career beginnings, and the surprising demographics of his loyal audience.

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Speaking on the popular podcast The Honest Bunch, the 37-year-old music icon (as reported by some tabloids) shared that his journey into music began at just 10 years old. By 13, he had already bought his first car, and at 14, he became a father.

The veteran performer, whose rhythmic sound helped shape Nigeria’s modern music scene, reflected on his early struggles, legal troubles, and the faith that sustained him through turbulent times.

“I started young, and I faced a lot — but music and God kept me going,” he said.

Sir Shina Peters, often celebrated for his electrifying stage presence and infectious beats, also made a heartfelt revelation about his strongest fanbase. He disclosed that the majority of his supporters come from Nigeria’s South-East region.

“About 65% of my fans are Igbos, not Yoruba,” he said. “They kept asking me, ‘Give us another music, give us this.’”

The Afro-Juju pioneer expressed deep gratitude to his Igbo fans for their unwavering loyalty, describing their energy and passion as one of the driving forces behind his career longevity.

With a career spanning several decades, Sir Shina Peters remains a towering figure in African music, blending traditional Juju rhythms with Afrobeat flair.

His story of perseverance, early fame, and cross-cultural love continues to inspire new generations of musicians across Nigeria and beyond.

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The Sir Shina Peters revelation serves as both a nostalgic reflection and a celebration of resilience — proof that true legends never fade, they evolve.