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Mikie’s fancy house which looks like that of his elder brother Bobi Wine has left so many people wondering how he managed to make it.
During an interview, Mikie Wine revealed that it has taken him a period of nine years to achieve the tremendous milestone.
“I started building when my kid was just 1 year old. Today, he is 10. Good things take time. People should not think I built it in a short time,” he explained.
“I don’t have a lot of money. I have been saving and doing small works until today,” he added.
Mikie Wine is happily married to a beautiful lady identified as Shazney Khan and have one child together. The ‘Owakabi’ Hit maker narrated that he met Khan as he was moving around the village. She first lied him about her names and also gave him a wrong phone number.
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He added that Khan’s parents never liked him that much. It took him time to get them convinced that he’s a good man. They simply had a misconception about Fire Base Crew. They thought that all members in that group use drugs and other intoxicants.
He is however planning to have an official wedding with their daughter very soon.
Mikie joined the music industry through Fire Base Crew over 15 years ago as a young man and managed to release songs like Owakabi, Sweet Namata, Sulubada, Tonelaga, Majambere including collaborations such as Yanimba with Eddy Kenzo and many others, numerous to list.
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