By IGHODALO EMIATOR: Olamide and Olajumoke Orisaguna ran into each other at the airport in Abuja over the weekend where Olajumoke went for her unveiling as Shirleys Confectionery brand ambassador.
By TEMILADE ENIOLA Veteran Nigerian rapper, Ruggedman has again interrupted his sabbatical with a new banging song. The new song is titled ‘Seyi Shay’ and it features YBNL rapper,Olamide. Produced by Tyrone, the song was mixed and mastered by Marqai. The song is available for listening on Cloud9
By DOYIN YUSUF Popular Nigerian rapper and YBNL boss shared a series of video of himself enjoying a good time with his son, Batifeori Adedeji. In the video he’s seen playing with his son and he admitted to ‘bullying’ the young man in a hilarious manner. Olamide in the videos is seen teasing his young son.
By FEMI SALAWU YBNL Records lead act, Olamide Adedeji is bereaved after losing his father to the cold jaws of death. He broke the news on his instagram page with dark image and a solemn message. Colleagues, fans and well-wishers have been pouring to the singer’s timeline to condole with him on the big loss. The sad news comes …
By Ayeotan Shola YBNL Rapper and Boss, Olamide is the Kind of Musician whom you would think Lives life carefree without any convictions in his heart. But He also knows that Money & fame anyone close to heaven. The Rapper during an Interview with My Africa, made a revelation that will come as a surprise to some people. The Bariga-Born artiste spoke revealed that his Greatest …
By Pina Peters Skillz JJC just dropped his new video for track, Motiwa featuring YBNL Hit Man, Olamide. The song was produced by Puffy Tee and had its video directed by Director Q. The concept of the music video is a night filled with fun and games at a ‘first of its kind’ ultimate house party in Lekki, Lagos. Check on it!
By Pina Peters The Nigerian government through the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), has placed bans on some songs from airing on Broadcast Media. Established on August 24, 1992, the NBC derives its powers from Act 38 of 1992 and Act 55 of 1999 as amended. The songs that were banned include Wizkid‘s In My Bed, Fans Mi by Davido (featuring American rapper Meek Mill), Olamide‘s Shakiti Bobo and Iyanya‘s collaboration with Don …
