Rising Music Star Gbejuloban's Journey from Mushin

Oyeniyi Oluwatobiloba Samuel, also known as "Gbejuloban," is an emerging music star from the Jinadu area off Olateju Street in Mushin, Lagos. He is the only son and youngest of four children, raised primarily by his mother due to his father's absence.
His family faced financial difficulties following a bitter inheritance dispute over his maternal grandfather's estate. Despite these challenges, Oyeniyi was independent and driven from a young age, starting to work between the ages of six and eight.
He ran errands and raised chickens, which led to community support for his entrepreneurial spirit. He began an apprenticeship in carpentry while still in Junior Secondary School 1, around ages 10 to 12, at Eko Boys High School in Mushin.
He later completed his secondary education at Great King's Academy in Egbeda, Lagos, after circumstances prevented him from finishing at his original school. His journey into music was not initially planned but emerged from necessity and curiosity.
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