However, his life took a different course graduating from the Nigerian Air force secondary school Ikeja, Sid went on to the University of Ibadan to study dentistry and dental surgery.

[2][3][4] Dr Sid got his chance in front of the mic, when he was made a member of Da Trybe, and given a spot on the song that caused a revolution in Nigerian Hip-hop, "Oya" in 2002 alongside Sasha, 2-Shotz, Timi, DEL, and the Trybesmen (Eldee, Kb and Freestyle).

Returning to Nigeria he spent the Next year working at Lagos University Teaching Hospital,[7][8] and then went on to serve his country at Yola in Adamawa state.

[9] Dr Sid spent most of 2008 touring with the Mo Hits Allstars, and performing at some of the major concerts, including the Thisday Music Festival and Star Mega Jam.

He also performed at the MTV Africa Music Awards[13] in Kenya as a member of the Mo' Hits Allstars alongside D'banj, Wande Coal and Kenyan artist STL.

[16][17] The album featured guest appearances from Tiwa Savage, Ice Prince, Emma Nyra, Alexandra Burke, Phyno and Wizkid.

[20][21][22] Dr Sid performed his hit single Surulere Live on the MTV Africa Music award stage in Durban.