I Was Born In A Jehovah Witness home And We Had No Such Thing As TV... Cynthia Morgan

What an irony, one Would hardly believe that Nigeria’s dancehall queen and rave of the moment, Cynthia Morgan was brought up in a Jehovah Witness family/household? Cynthia Morgan has revealed that her childhood has been a very big deal for her that many will not understand what it feels like to be from such a home.

She said there was no such thing as TV in her home but was able to learn the street life and music through errands her parents sends her and when she hears things outside, they stick to her memory.

According to her on hiptv, “My childhood is one very big thing for me. It’s a big deal for me. If you grow up the way I grew up, you will understand. I can’t explain it because it is a whole lot, it’s a whole journey. I was born and bred in a Jehovah witness home, so TV, no. But ask me how I learnt all these things? Apart from it being a gift, when I am walking on the streets when I am being sent on errands, I hear music and all these things saved, it’s just like memory card. As a child, you know when something happens, you don’t forget, it just sticks there. So I learnt, I picked from people, I listened, I wanted to make move. If you don’t make move, man, nothing is going to work for you.”

The dancehall queen who has so far been doing quite well for herself since joining Jude Okoye’s NorthSide Music in 2013, as her latest effort, ‘German Juice’ is currently receiving massive airplays. She has tasted the other side of tongue lashing from fans and various reports about her personality but she has been able to remain committed to her cause.