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The Story Of A Super Talented Nigerian, Upcoming "Artist" Music Writer ,Producer, And A Singer.


 Meet Fortune Itoro Sunday, popularly known as Grenade, a talented Nigerian singer and songwriter hailing from Akwa Ibom state.

At just 13 years old, Grenade began his music career and production from the comfort of his home. His passion for music was fueled by his promise to persevere despite his family's hardships, particularly his mother's battle with cancer.


Grenade's debut track, "Easy Life," was released under the stage name Real Prince before he switched to Grenade.


His most notable song, "The Pain of Losing a Lovely Mother," is a touching tribute to his late mother and celebrates motherhood's unwavering love and devotion.


Collaborating with his friend Killzone, Grenade's first joint effort was the track "Remember." He has since released numerous singles, such as "Closer" and "Flashback," which he wrote and produced with the assistance of his younger sisters, Favour Itoro Sunday who perform under the stage name Star Queen




. Incredible as it may seem, Star Queen was only 10 years old when they first worked with Grenade.


Grenade looks up to accomplished Nigerian artists, including Don Jazzy, Burna Boy, Rema, Fireboy, Ayra Starr, and Emi, even though he has no direct access to them. At a tender age, Grenade is already making waves in the Nigerian music industry and is poised for even greater success in the future.

His songs are on all available streaming platforms.

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