Prince Ekus, popularly known as The Junior Happy Boy, is a fast-rising Nigerian gospel and Esan Afrosounds artist from Esan Central LGA, Edo State.
Rooted in a culturally rich heritage, his journey into music reflects passion, resilience, and a strong sense of purpose. From humble beginnings, he has steadily built a name for himself in the music space, using his sound to inspire, uplift, and connect with audiences across different backgrounds.
He is widely recognised for his contribution to Esan music, skillfully blending traditional rhythms with contemporary gospel and Afrobeats influences. His energetic stage presence and commitment to authentic storytelling have made him a standout performer at live shows and cultural events.
Over the years, he has worked alongside respected local acts such as Ehi Charles and Adviser Eromhonsele, collaborations that have further strengthened his visibility within the industry.
Music & Career
Prince Ekus creates gospel-driven music centred on faith, hope, and gratitude, delivered through vibrant, culturally infused soundscapes that resonate deeply with listeners.
He is signed to Junior Happy Boy Entertainment Limited, a label he also uses as a platform to promote his work and support emerging talent. He is professionally managed by Alex Obehi Usiabulu, widely known in the industry as Mlex Songz.
Before his rise as a lead artist, he served as a backup singer for his late elder brother. That experience not only shaped his musical foundation but also inspired his stage name, The Junior Happy Boy. It played a key role in developing his artistry, stage confidence, and creative direction.
His growing influence continues to reflect through appearances on platforms such as Swaggahood Entertainment TV, where he reaches wider audiences and expands his fan base.
Discography & Notable Works
Albums
ISHEGBECHIE (2025)
Eminoasemobor (2025)
Popular Tracks
“Ishegbechie”
“Bonoyemen”
“Ukpa (Light)”
“Ele Rainbow”
“Ohanmegbe” — a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Prince Happy Boy, blending gospel themes with indigenous Esan rhythms
Prince Ekus stands as a symbol of determination and rising excellence in Nigeria’s contemporary gospel and Afrosounds scene, steadily shaping a unique identity built on culture, faith, and musical authenticity.
