American hip‑hop artist Trevor Smith Jr., known professionally as Busta Rhymes, expressed interest in relocating to Nigeria after he retires. The 53‑year‑old rapper made these remarks during his performance at the Detty December Fest in Lagos over the weekend. He explained that he intends to build a family in Nigeria, saying he is looking for a home and property in the country and hoping to find a Nigerian wife with whom to settle down once he stops working.
Busta Rhymes’ trip to Nigeria was significant, as it took him 15 years to visit the country. Although he has never been married, the rapper is a father of six children with four different women. His decision to relocate may surprise some, but it underscores the cultural and familial ties many artists feel toward the African continent.
The Detty December Fest, a popular music festival in Lagos, provided a platform for Busta Rhymes to connect with his Nigerian fans and experience local culture. His performance was well‑received, and his announcement generated interest among music enthusiasts and his followers.
As Busta Rhymes considers his future plans, his potential move to Nigeria could have a significant impact on both his personal and professional life. His expressed desire to settle in the country highlights the growing cultural exchange between African nations and international artists. Many musicians have been drawn to Nigeria’s vibrant music scene, which has produced numerous successful artists in recent years. As the industry continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how Busta Rhymes’ relocation unfolds and what opportunities it may bring for him and the Nigerian music scene.
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