Noobvee: A Musical Blessing to Benue State

Vingil Innocent Akpen, popular known as Noobvee has emerged as a musical icon in the Middle Belt, specifically in Benue State, leaving an indelible mark on the local music scene. The talented artist, signed to Woodhouse Entertainment, has consistently proven to be a force to reckon with since the inception of his music career.

Noobvee embarked on his musical journey at an early age, demonstrating a continuous trajectory of growth and resilience in the ever-evolving music industry. While many of his peers might have given up on their musical aspirations, Noobvee has stayed true to his craft, releasing hits and maintaining his prominence.

One of his notable tracks, “Mzamber Abeg,” featuring Maleeq Souls, gained significant recognition, solidifying his position as a fan favorite. His collaborations, such as “It’s Allowed” with Od Woods and Yung Zil, showcase his versatility as both a singer and rapper. Noobvee has consistently delivered music that resonates with his audience, earning him a dedicated fan base.

After a substantial hiatus from the music scene, Noobvee made a triumphant return with his EP titled “Turning Point.” This collection of songs has been making waves, not only in the Middle Belt but also breaking into playlists on various radio stations. The EP features collaborations with artists like Bobby Saka, BoiBusta, Danni Vembz, and Frankie Waters, further highlighting Noobvee’s ability to work seamlessly with diverse talents.

Noobvee’s impact goes beyond his musical talent; his down-to-earth personality and dedication to promoting his craft set him apart. Despite facing challenges and limited support, he continues to go the extra mile to ensure his music reaches a wider audience.

Noobvee’s potential to become a national sensation is evident, and if given the right platform and promotion, he has the capacity to elevate the Benue entertainment industry to greater heights.