Adeyemi Befo- Segno

Friday vibes!

I’m thinking cashflow!

Nigeria problem and inflation is not my concern, don’t expect it to get better.

How do I give more value?

I had a good time presenting my craft today and the feedbacks were positive from both audiences and hosts.

Location: Garden Fusion Enterprise, Ikoyi.

I am a multi-instrumentalist, although not intentional but grateful to God for the gift.

I started as a drummer as a young boy, but it dawned on me during one of the services when I had dressed up looking spiffy only for me to finish playing the drum and found out my clothes were soaked with sweat, meanwhile the congregation danced well… no, I can’t be sweating and they are dancing.

I switched to the bass guitar and I really went beyond intermediate level, playing with different techniques from Victor Wooten, Abraham Laboriel, John patituchi and the rest.

Later I needed music education and Peter Kings College was my choice then. I bought an alto sax from Baba Ys in Ojuelegba, it was sold to me in a black polythene nylon bag. I enrolled in Peter King College of Music.

P.K of blessed memory was my saxophone teacher. Learning with the saxophone tune a day was fun with Baba.

Fast forward, my sax became bad beyond repair. My church then gave me one to learn with but along the line we had issues and the instrument was taken from me.

I had to switch to drum because I didn’t want any break in my studies. I later switched to violin.

An average P.K student of my set would describe me by saying “No be you dey change instrument every quarter “

It has helped me so far, it’s one of my greatest selling points.

In all, let’s keep learning and growing.