Kelly Hansome

Kelly Hansome Kelechi Orji Obinna George Michael, popularly known by his stage name Kelly Hansome, is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, promoter, actor, presenter, and producer. He is recognized for his contributions to the Nigerian music scene, particularly in the mid-to-late 2000s, blending Afropop and R&B. Early Life and Education Kelly Hansome, whose real name is Kelechi Orji, was born in Eziobodo, Imo State, Nigeria. He pursued higher education at Madonna University, where he graduated with a degree in Computer Science. Career Progression and Major Achievements Kelly Hansome began his musical career in 2002 while still a university student. His professional breakthrough came with the release of the hit single "Maga Don Pay," which became one of the most recognizable and widely played songs in Nigeria in 2008. The song's success solidified his position in the Nigerian music industry and earned him significant national recognition. He is known for his work with the musical group Def MaMa Def. His music often incorporates commentary and reflection on social and economic issues. Notable Works His discography includes the breakout hit "Maga Don Pay," along with other popular tracks that cemented his style in the Afropop genre. Although he initially rose to fame primarily as a performing artist, his career has since expanded to include roles as a producer, actor, and promoter. Current Status Kelly Hansome continues to be active in the entertainment industry, operating as an Artist, and is listed with a location in the USA. He maintains a digital presence across social media platforms, including Instagram (@kellyhansome) and YouTube.