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DJ Gasket Uses Music to Drive Social Impact

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DJ Gasket combines music, DJing, and singing with humanitarian work, using his platform to inspire social impact across Nigeria

Ikudabo Micheal, professionally known as DJ Gasket, a Kogi State born disc jockey, songwriter, and recording artiste, is making waves in Nigeria’s music scene while using his platform to drive social impact.

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Based in Lagos, DJ Gasket began his career in the Island axis, quickly gaining recognition for blending DJing with singing.

His collaborations with notable artistes such as Terry Apala, Magnito, and Hotkidfire have expanded his reach, while his recent joint release with the trio has sparked widespread attention on social media.

Beyond entertainment, DJ Gasket places humanitarian work at the heart of his identity.

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“Giving has become part of my lifestyle. DJing and singing gave me the courage to give more and make a positive impact on people’s lives. Humanitarian work brings me true happiness,” he said.

Reflecting on success, he added, “It’s about achieving meaningful goals, growing as a person, and staying true to one’s values. Music is a platform for spreading joy and inspiring real change.”

He encourages fellow artistes to deploy their visibility responsibly, ensuring that influence translates to community benefit.

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With a growing catalogue and a social vision guiding his career, DJ Gasket continues to position himself as an artiste whose impact resonates beyond entertainment, bridging sound and service.

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