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MI Abaga: Biography, Age, Music, Wife, Cars, Networth, Controversy, and More

Who is MI Abaga?

MI Abaga, real name, Jude Lemfani Abaga popularly, is a Nigerian Rapper, artist, songwriter, and music producer.

He was born on October 4, 1981, into a Christian family by Pastor Chris Abaga and Mrs Lydia Abaga in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria.

He is a Hausa man that originated from Takum, Taraba State, Nigeria, and was born into a family of three boys which include Jesse Jagz and Jason Abaga.

Education

MI Abaga started his education in Baptist High school and he proceeded to study Business and Economics at Calvin College, Michigan, US while studying he also practised poetry while in school.

He started performing Live in school Hip Hop concerts and his wonderful performance at the HipHopera in 2003 at Calvin college made him popular.

How old is MI Abaga?

Abaga celebrated his 41 years birthday on October 4th, 2021 so he will be 42 years old On October 4th, 2022.

MI Abaga’s Music

MI Abaga started his music career when he came back from abroad in 2003. In 2012 he relocated to Jos and formed a group called the Loopy Music with his brothers which includes; Ice Prince, Ruby, Jesse Jagz, Threadstone, Lindsay, Moses Elbuike, and E kelly.

After some years, he joined one of the prominent music labels called the Chocolate City but later left the label on March 6th, 2020 after spending 13 years with the label.

Here are some of MI Abaga’s music:

  • Beef
  • Unstoppable
  • Problems
  • Loving me
  • Crowd mentality
  • Undisputed Champion
  • I’m Hot
  • Chant Down Babylon
  • Pulling me back
  • The Chairman

MI Abaga Net worth

MI Abaga has a substantial amount of money. As of 2022, MI Abaga was reported to have a net worth of about $8,000,000, although this cannot be independently verified.

MI Abaga’s Wife

MI Abaga is not yet married and does not have any publicly disclosed children yet but in April 2022 there was news about him proposing to his fiance Eniola Mafe who he met in 2020 and she said Yes.

Enola Mafe is a founder of New Nigeria, a group formed for the Endsars protest, and also a Co-founder of securefarm.com.

MI Abaga’s Cars

MI Abaga has a Mercedes G wagon car that is worth 30 million naira and also has a Bentley Continental GT that is worth N42 million.

Below are pictures of the cars:

Controversy

Nigerian based entertainment journalist and host of the Afro-beats Intelligence podcast, Joey Akan took to his Twitter page on Tuesday, May 18, 2022, to question Nigerian rappers about why they are not meeting with Dababy while he is in the country.

M.I Abaga caught wind of his tweet and was not pleased.

The two figures engaged in a back and forth, throwing accusations at each other, where M.I accused Joey of debasing Nigeria’s hip-hop community and Joey accused M.I of ruining the lives of prospective musicians, forcing them to give up on music entirely.


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