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By LESH

Tribune Features Reporter

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USING his talent to teach and influence others, local musician Najie Dun said it was God that inspired him to create music.

The young Gospel rapper said he has been interested in music for most of his life.

So far, he has brought his fans the “Relentless Pursuit” album and he also has two mix tapes. One is called the “Relentless Pursuit Uncut” and the other is the “My Life” mix tape.

It was at the age of 10 that Najie first heard one of his songs being played on a local radio station.

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“I was coming home from school and at first I did not know that it was my song playing until I caught myself rapping the whole song. I was just happy to be heard and I really can’t explain the feeling,” he said.

The rapper said all of his songs are written by him.

One of his most popular hits is “Pray For You.”

“It’s a popular song because they played it so much on Joy Radio station and it was the most requested. People were calling t