Rapper, Naeto C Reveals Why He Married Wife, Nicole

Nigerian rap musician and dad of two, Naeto C, in a recent interview with Saturday Beats revealed that one of the reasons he got married was because he wanted to avoid having a baby outside wedlock. Naetochukwu Chikwe who got married to his wife, Nicole, in 2012 says,

“I did not want to raise a kid out of wedlock because it is not easy. If I was not married, I would have been more concerned with settling down as opposed to getting a girl pregnant out of wedlock. I cannot speak for another man but I know sometimes people intentionally want children out of wedlock while other times, it is accidental.
However, the main reason I married my wife was because I wanted a happy future and I believe I can only get it from my wife.
In life, there are only a few people you feel you can get things like this from. If I did not make that decision when I did, maybe today I would still be a bachelor. It is just the same thing with my Master’s degree; if I did not study for it when I did, I probably would never get it.
Life is about making decisions and securing a future of happiness is the main reason I got married to Nicole.”

The ‘Ten over ten’ rapper also reacted to allegations that his music career was affected after his marriage, saying that,

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“There is no way my marriage affected my music career. I got married in 2012 and that same year, I released my hit song, Tony Montana. I would like to point out that it was when I got married that I became a Glo ambassador for two years, I am a Hudala ambassador now.
I think that when people say that marriage affected my career, what they are really trying to say is that ever since I got married, I have not done another song like Ten over Ten. The truth of the matter is that, I cannot do a song like Ten over Ten again the same way Tuface cannot do another song like African Queen; Wande Coal cannot do Bumper to Bumper again and MI cannot do Safe again. That is the way music works.”