Afrobeats duo Twin-X have returned to the spotlight, reflecting on fame, faith and the lasting impact of their timeless hit Mother Mi during an appearance on the Nigerian Meter Podcast. The identical twin brothers, Taiwo and Keni Akintoye, said the song was inspired by personal experiences and went on to become a cultural anthem of the early 2000s.
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