Kitay Okiemute Biography, Real Name, Age, Musics and Net Worth

Okiemute Okotete popularly known as Kitay is a Nigerian singer, vocalist and songwriter. He gained popularity after he contested in The Voice Nigeria. Kitay Okiemute was born on March 14, 1996 in Warri, Delta State.

Kitay Okiemute Profile

Name

Kitay Okiemute

Real Name

Okiemute Okotete

Date of Birth

March 14, 1996

Age

25 Years (2021)

State of Origin

Warri, Delta State

Nationality

Nigeria

Religion

Christian

Tribe

Urhobo

Occupation

Musician

Net Worth

Under Review

Educational Background

Kitay attended Ambrose Ali University , AAU, Ekpoesito, Edo State

Career and Musics

Kitay started singing and writing songs in 2013. He was a member of his church’s choir and always performs in his church.

Kitay started his professional career as a musician in 2018.

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Kitay gained popularity after he contested in The Voice Nigeria in 2021. During the competition, he performed songs like Laye by Kizz Daniels, Away by Oxlade, Uptown funk by Bruno Mars and so on

Kitay Instagram

Kitay Instagram handle is @iam_kitay

Kitay Net Worth

Kitay Net worth is currently under review

Personal Life

Kitay was born into a family of five. He is a christian from Urhobo tribe.

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