“End A Relationship If It Turns Violent” – Ruggedman

Famous rapper and activist Ruggedman has shared his opinions on domestic violence in relationships.

The music star mentioned that any situation that could escalate into domestic violence should be a valid reason to end the relationship.

The singer disclosed this during a recent interview with TVC, which was posted on YouTube on Sunday.

He said, “I always tell any woman I intend to date that if she pushes me to the level where I think of hitting her, then it’s over.

“I say that because, for me to want to date someone, it means I’ve told her everything that triggers me. So, for you to now push that thing, it means you’re poking me. I would rather walk away than hit the person.

“I once broke up with a lady because she pushed me in public when we were having a disagreement, despite my pleading with her to wait until we got home to settle the issue.

“A lot of people in abusive relationships saw the red flags but remained in the relationship because of what they were benefiting. Also, some of them are afraid of leaving because of public opinion. It’s better to leave because if you die in an abusive relationship, people will still talk.”

Ruggedman, who has had a remarkable career in the Nigerian music industry, rose to prominence in the early 2000s and quickly became known for his unique blend of rap and hip-hop with Nigerian sounds. He is often credited for bringing hip-hop music to mainstream audiences in Nigeria, earning him the title of one of the pioneers of the genre in the country.

Throughout his career, Ruggedman released several successful songs that resonated with fans and critics alike. Some of his biggest hits include “Ruggedy Baba,” which became an anthem for many, and “Baraje,” a track that showcased his ability to blend rap with Nigerian culture. Another notable song in his catalog is “Ehen,” which became a club favourite and cemented his position in the Nigerian music scene.

In addition to his music, Ruggedman is also known for using his platform to address social issues. His outspoken nature and ability to balance activism with his music has made him a respected figure, both in the entertainment industry and beyond. His career continues to influence new generations of artists, and he remains committed to making music that speaks to real-life issues, from personal experiences to societal challenges.