Nigerian musician, Duncan Mighty, has opened up about his past involvement in the Niger Delta crisis, revealing that he narrowly escaped death multiple times during his time as a militant. In a recent interview with 3Music in Accra, Ghana, Duncan Mighty shared his harrowing experiences, stating, “God has saved my life severally. I am a Port Harcourt boy, not from Lagos. I come from the South South, from the war zone before the amnesty.”
The singer went on to explain his active participation in community activities aimed at protecting his people and their oil resources in the Niger Delta region. Despite his past as a militant, Duncan Mighty’s fame in the music industry has overshadowed his previous life in the creeks. He reflected on the contrast, saying, “But when fame came, nobody knew I am that boy who was in the creeks back in the days.”
In a surprising revelation, Duncan Mighty shared that he initially started his musical journey as a drummer in a church, specifically as the first drummer for Christ Embassy in Port Harcourt, before transitioning to secular music. This unexpected twist in his career path adds depth to his story and showcases his versatility as an artist.
Duncan Mighty’s candid recounting of his past struggles and transformation into a successful musician offers a unique perspective on his journey. His resilience and ability to overcome challenges resonate with audiences worldwide, making his story both inspiring and relatable. Through his music and personal experiences, Duncan Mighty continues to captivate listeners and fans, proving that with determination and faith, anything is possible.
