The host pressed him on why he appears to play down the Yoruba side of his identity. “Is that intentional?” she asked. “I think because even my dad that is Yoruba was born and brought up in the North. So he’s like out of state,” Usman said.
He continued: “I have never been to Kwara State before. Where my dad is from. So you can imagine.” When the host asked if the entire family was essentially northern, Usman confirmed it: “All of us were like north. Basically.Don’t Miss the Full Story>>














