BIOGRAPHY OF PENZO ( WONDER BOI )

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REAL NAME: Julius Pessima Finnoh
 NATIONALITY: Sierra Leonean
STAGE NAME: Penzo (Wonder Boi)
GENRES: Afro pop Singer and rapper
D.O.B: 15 October 1993
PLACE OF BIRTH: Sierra Rutile ,Moyamba District
Sierra Leone
RECORD LABEL: Real Friends Entertainment

SONGS RECORDED

Mi lajor
Skatta d money
Rose Apple
Baby Rihana
African Girl..
Etc etc...

                     SHORT BIOGRAPHY 

Julius Pessima Finnoh (Penzo) is a Sierra leonean ,born in Sierra Rutile Mayamba district in the southern part of Sierra Leone on 15th October 1993, Mende by tribe ,Christian by religion. He started his primary school at the United Methodist Church Primary school and later went to Rural Education Primary school Tombo (R.E.C ) where he sat to his NPSE exams and later went to Tombo  Secondary School (T.S.S) there he sat his Basic Education Certificate Exams (BECE) and he decided to join the Russell Technical Secondary School (R.T.S.S) where he fortunate to sat to his West Africa Senior Secondary Schools Exams (W.A.S.S.C.E).
He started his music career in the year 2014
When he  recorded his first song title Africa Girl and the song made a great impact in his locality.

            Social Media Link

Facebook: itz Penzo
Instagram: @Penzomatic
Twitter: @Penzomatic




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