Sensational Nigerian singer, Ric Hassani has recounted how he quit his banking job on resumption day. The 'Gentleman' crooner said he got a job offer from
Sensational Nigerian singer, Ric Hassani has recounted how he quit his banking job on resumption day.
He said he was preparing to resume at his new job when the call came from a show promoter that he had been booked to perform at a lavish wedding in Lagos. The Port Harcourt-born singer stated this while featuring as a guest on the latest episode of Echo Room audiovisual podcast hosted by Quincy Jonze.
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