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Biography

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Martins Okechukwu Justice, famously known as J. Martins, is a Nigerian musician, singer, songwriter and record producer. 

He was born on September 29, 1977, in Onitsha, Anambra State.

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J. Martins creates African-inspired Urban High-Life music with a distinctive sound that transcends the African continent.

The multiple award-winning musician is United Nations Ambassador for Peace. 

Education

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J. Martins attended the Institute of Management and Technology (IMT) in Enugu, where he obtained a National Diploma (OND) in Mass Communication. 

Later, he proceeded to Enugu State University of Science and Technology to bag a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration.

Career

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J. Martins got his start in music as a young child by participating in the church choir. He started to learn how to play the keyboard, guitar, saxophone, and other instruments around that time. J Martins’ first studio album, “Get Serious,” was released in 2008.

He used to own Glorious Praise, a production company that at the time produced music primarily for gospel artists when he was still in school. 

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J. Martin’s path to fame began when he agreed to work as a producer for Patty Obasi (of the Nwa Mammy Water Fame), one of the most well-known gospel artists in the Eastern part of the country at the time, while still a student.

In his capacity as a producer, he collaborated with Waje and Nigga Raw, but P-“Busy Square’s Body” and “Busy Body Remix” gave him his big break. Although he had plans to leave to pursue other interests, he made do as a producer.

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His second and third studio albums, “Elevated” and “Selah,” were then made available in 2009. J Martins has been a featured artist in songs by top Nigerian musicians including Phyno, YCEE, Olamide, Niga Raw, Flavour, Timaya, and the well-known P-Square song “E No Easy.”

Marriage

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 J. Martins is married to Nnazi

Net worth

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J. Martins’s net worth is estimated at $4.5 million. However, NewsWireNgr cannot independently verify this

Achievements

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Discography

J. Martins’ Albums

  • Get Serious
  • Elevated
  • Selah
  • Authentic
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J. Martins’ Selected Singles

  • Oyoyo
  • GOOD OR BAD (OWAY)
  • Iva
  • Touchin Body
  • Cool Temper
  • Jupa – Remix
  • Touching Body
  • Dance 4 Me
  • Dance 4 Me – Remix
  • Jupa Original
  • Fine Fine Love
  • Ring the Bell
  • Ada Owerri
  • Ife
  • U Say Ur Love (Remix)
  • Ereke
  • Jupa
  • Money Good
  • Uuuh bebe
  • Good or Bad – Remix
  • Sote
  • Good Or Bad
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J. Martins’ Awards and Nominations

  • Hip-Hop World Awards 
  • NEA Awards 
  • The United Nations Peace Ambassador Award
  • City People Awards 
  • Youth Ambassador and Peace Awards 
  • African Music Ambassador Award.
  • Channel O Award 
  • NMVA  
  • Mode Men Awards
  • Complete the Fashion Awards.
  • Abia State Recognition Awards.
  • The South-South Music Awards
  • Golden Hearth Foundations’ Humanitarian Awards.
  • The People’s Choice Pan African Awards.
  • Cameroon Entertainment Awards.
  • GIAMA African Music Ambassador.
  • Mode Men Awards Artist of the Year.
  • Sound City Awards

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