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Top Nigerian Celebrities Born In November

By Balogun Kamilu Lekan

1. Don Jazzy  

Michael Collins Ajereh, famously known as Don Jazzy, is a Nigerian singer and producer. His record label, Mavin Record, is a pool of top Nigerian talented music stars.

He was born on November 26, 1982

2. Atiku Abubakar 

Atiku is a Nigerian politician who was born on November 25, 1946. He served in Nigeria Customs and became the governor-elect of Adamawa State but was chosen as Vice President in 1999. A position he held till 2007. 

He is currently the People’s Democratic Party presidential candidate in the upcoming 2023 general election

3. Pasuma 

Wasiu Alabi Odetola, famously known as Pasuma, is a musician, songwriter, and actor.

He is one of the top musicians who rule Nigeria’s Fuji music genre. Pasuma was born on November 27, 1967

4. Flavour N’abania

Chinedu Okoli, famously known as Flavour N’abania, is referred to as the ‘King Of High Life,’.

He is a Nigerian singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Flavour is well-known throughout Africa and the world.

He was born on the November 23rd, 1983

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5. Toke Makinwa

 Toke Makinwa is a household name in the Nigerian entertainment business. She is a YouTuber, a radio host, and a television host. She’s also an author and a lifestyle entrepreneur.

Toke was born on the 3rd of November, 1984

5. Davido

David Adeleke, famously known as Davido, is a known figure in the Nigerian music industry. He is the founder and CEO of 30 Billion Gang. He is credited for many top songs in Nigeria.

Davido was born on November 21, 1992

7. Mallam Nuhu Ribadu 

Ribadu is the pioneer chairman of the Economic Financial Crimes Commission. He is known as a fearless boss of the commission who apprehended many corrupt politicians.

Ribadu was born on November 21, 1960

8. P-Square 

The duo were members of the defunct and regrouped Psqure group.

Peter and Paul are both musicians, dancers, and singers. The duo are one of Nigeria’s internationally recognized musicians who have won numerous awards.

They were born on November 18, 1981

9. Goodluck Jonathan 

Goodluck Jonathan is Nigeria’s former Vice President who became president after the death of the then-late president Yaradua.

Jonathan was born on November 20, 1957

10. Ayo Fayose

Peter Ayodele Fayose is a Nigerian politician and former governor of Ekiti State. He occupied the office twice. 

Fayose was born on November 15, 1960 


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