Five facts about Victony you may not know-Check out

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✅ Anthony Ebuka Victor (born 5 January 2001), professionally known as Victony is a Nigerian singer, rapper and songwriter. He is from the Orsu local government area of Imo State.


✅ He was influenced while growing up by artist like davido, wizkid, mi, falz etc, He is signed to a Nigerian record label called Mainland BlockParty and Jungle Records.


✅ Victony first came unto the scene when he traded rap verses with Ladipoe on his revival Sunday series. He made his debut with a mixtape on SoundCloud titled The Outlaw King, the reason he is still known as "The Outlaw King".


✅His currently a student of the Federal university of Technology Owerri (F.U.T.O).


✅ On 21 April 2021, Victony was involved in a fatal car crash. The crash claimed the life of one of his friends, Doyin, and he needed surgery. Victony has remained in a wheelchair after the surgery, but stood to perform for the first time alongside Davido and Mayorkun on 24 December 2021.



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