March 30, 2017
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March 30, 2017
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Off His EP, Iyanya recruits fellow mavin on this one, check out “Not Forgotten” featuring Poe.
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March 30, 2017
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Here is our first offering from Iyanya’s Signature EP and is titled “Bow For You”, digest this tune while we update you with other mind blowing joints off the amazing body of work.
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Wednesday, March 29, 2017
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March 29, 2017
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The 22 years old has been building his fan base like the local rapper in Ikotun, where he was discovered on Instagram by the C.E.O of YBNL Nation, Olamide and signed to YBNL Family. The newly signed YBNL python might very well be one of your favorite new artistes.
Ikotun rap artiste Davolee has built an organic viral buzz over the past year, and now he returns with a visual for the street “Festival Bar.” The rapper describes his style as rap story and drama, but his smooth delivery and ability, makes his lyrics speak to the street. Moe Musa directs the dark video. @Eminidavolee
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March 29, 2017
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An adage says to whom much is given, much is expected.
From 2010 when he released his debut single “Eni Duro” till this moment, Olamide Baddo has been enjoying undying love from the street. Apparently, it is safe to say that the street made him the Baddo that he is today.
In an attempt to give back to the street, he has helped a whole lots of raw talents on the street to get much needed recognition in the music industry.
Here is the list of artistes Olamide has helped their career;
1. Pepenazi
After few weeks of dropping a rather unpopular single titled “LOW”, Olamide lighted up his career by helping him cook up a street certified anthem “ILLEGAL” which is the reason many people can relate with the brand Pepenazi up till today.
2. Lil Kesh
He was just a street boy doing freestyles around secondary schools in Lagos before he got an encounter with Baddo with the help of his friend Viktoh. Olamide signed him up to YBNL and now Lilkesh has grown so big enough to float his own record label “YAGI” after expiration of a successful record deal with YBNL.
3. CDQ
He got his big break into the music industry after a jamming collaboration with Olamide Baddo on the song “Woss wobi”. The song successfully went viral because of the presence of Baddo on it which makes it easy for fans to fall in love with the unique style of “CDQ Yeeye”.
4. Adekunle Gold
The year 2015 was the year Adekunle Gold started living the life of a star after Olamide Baddo got him signed up to YBNL as the only singer on the label. Today, the Sade crooner can only thank God and Olamide for what he has achieved so far in the industry.
5. Ycee
The Tinny Entertainment act, YCee came into limelight by dropping a very big hit track tittled “Jagaban”. Despite this hit single, YCee was still finding it hard to sustain his newly found street love. Four months later when he remixed the song with Baddo, it becomes crystal clear to everyone that YCEE has come to stay.
6. DJ Enimoney
In case you don’t know, Eniola Olamilekan Adedeji widely known as DJ Enimoney is the younger brother of the YBNL Boss Olamide Baddo. As the number one YBNL Disc Jokey, the massive influence of his Big Brother, Olamide on his career cannot be under-estimated
7. Skuki
Peeshaun and Vavavoom popularly known as Skuki are two brothers joined together by blood and music. Their relationship with Baddo on tracks like Peteru, Over the mountain in 2014 and 2015 respectively has left a huge imprint on their music career.
8. Viktoh
Despite being widely criticized as Olamide’s worst signing, Viktoh has enjoyed much recognition in the music industry as a YBNL act before the expiration of his contract with the label.
9. Chinko Ekun
Chinko Ekun is one of the almost dying talents revived by Olamide. The hardcore yoruba rapper caught the interest of Baddo who wasted no time in signing him on to YBNL. He just got a record deal with a Dubai-based record label, Dek-Niyor Entertainment. Looking back at the start of Chinko’s career, it is safe to conclude that Olamide has indeed given him the voice of the street that he is enjoying today.
10. Davolee
This guy is another young talented rapper who just got a massive break into the music industry courtesy Olamide Baddo. Olamide has shown him road to fame in just few weeks of getting signed on to YBNL.
Aside dropping his debut single, festival bar, Davolee also featured in Pepper Dem Gang, a track off Olamide’s “The Glory album”. His appearance on the Album is a height many young artistes would love to attain in their career.
11. Phyno
Truth be told, Olamide played a huge role in Phyno’s success story in the music industry. As a talented yoruba indigenous rapper, Olamide successfully used his already established brand to introduce Phyno as another talented Igbo indigenous rapper.
Tracks like Ghost Mode, Dope money and many other hit collabos that Phyno had with Olamide at the early stage of his career made him a Big Star that he is today.
12. Temmie Owvasa
Temmie was a rather unknown singer uploading freestyles on Instagram before she caught the attention of the YBNL boss. The wind of fame blew her into limelight the moment she was introduced as YBNL princess by Olamide in April 2016.
Elevating others while you’re elevating yourself is obviously the strategy Olamide is using to build an Empire for himself in Nigerian Music Industry.
Do you think there are other artistes missing on the list?
We will be glad to have your comments.
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March 29, 2017
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The unsigned multi talented act Ogunniyi Adeleke widely known as “Leke Lee” drops new motivational & prayerful song following his previous single “Two Thousand & Bars”
The self acclaimed “YEWO” rapper with in depth vocal dexterity and tremendous diversity and dynamic skill teams up with LRR act “Ola Dips” and YBNL Python “Davolee” to dish out this hustlers anthem titled ORI MI remix.
Leke Lee is a rap artiste but also good and skillful when it comes to singing, Ori Mi is an exceptional song which will motivate every hustlers out there not to give up cause a pay day is surely coming. Produced by God’s Own, Mix & Mastered by Crespin. Follow him on all social media @iamLekeLee
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March 29, 2017
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Watch the Unlimited L.A directed visuals below and do share your thoughts.
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Friday, March 24, 2017
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March 24, 2017
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He would be having a thanksgiving service on Sunday at the Vessels of Glory, Ibadan. The thanksgiving service would feature praise, worship, dance, comedy et al. It would indeed be an awesome time in the Father's house.
Date: Sunday, 27th March 2017
Venue: Vessels of Glory, The Eminence Centre, 1st Floor, Former BJ FRentals Building, Besides Sango Cementary, Mokola, Ibadan.
Time; 9:30 AM
Ministering: Big Bolaji, Myrra, Annie, Cymbals Dance Crew, Remote, Gee Jokes, Dafidi, Anointed Mallam and many more...
Be sure you don't come alone!
In continuation of the celebration, the young and energetic priest of praise would be giving back to the society by visiting an orphanage "Tabitha Home" on Moday 27th. Come with your share of gifts for the orphanage. Selah.
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
March 08, 2017
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YAGI Frontliner And YBNL Affiliate Lil Kesh Releases A Brand New Single After The Success Of his Previous Released Single Shele Gan Gan, This One Is Titled No Fake Love
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Monday, March 6, 2017
![[Music] Qdot – “Apala News Skool”](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgQ_psw12Wlkb-Muh4LdCx7L2TiKF_gWowwGzdAqhHY0bSe_IWJn9zHTHnLX8EUtA4yxX2iif4KXOWHPsY0t8ZZ0hgwkm04N6muRHF8lCdWibyd-CkdmZTC6dlPKIyh8b8zcrlEKKqesBgh/s640/IMG_20170306_172727_435.JPG)
March 06, 2017
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From Years back Apala music has been one of the top notch genre of sound, which can be associated with or traced to the Yoruba cultural vibe,Qdot alagbe which has blessed his fans with series of jams from way back such as (orin emi “alomo meta”,ibeere,ibadan featuring olamide ,lalalu featuring lilkesh and also featured on olorun oje by the famous fuji icon Pasuma),
infused the new school vibe into Apala sound. This song is titled APala new skool produced by citi boi under the imprint of his own label YOrubadboi music ,kindly download and enjoy APala new skool by Qdot alagbe .
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Thursday, March 2, 2017
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March 02, 2017
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“Cha Che” means To work hard in order to make his woman the most comfortable. Everyman should work hard to make their loved ones feel good. Produced by DoktaFraze and Mastered by Marqai.
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Saturday, February 11, 2017
February 11, 2017
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THE GATHERING OF GREAT MINDS " 💭 "
YES YOU CAN AFRICA 🌍
We're glad to announce to you that our first conference would be holding pretty soon!
Date: WEDNESDAY 15TH MARCH 2017
Venue: Film House Cinema, Dugbe, Ibadan.
Registration Fee: #2000 Before March 15, #3000 At The Venue
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February 11, 2017
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Off the upcoming Accra To Lagos mixtape here comes Life Is Eazi a cathy vibe from the king of new school Mr. Eazi featuring billboard top charted rap sensational Olamide and Phyno
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February 11, 2017
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Nigerian, Ghanaian based hip hop and hiplife recording artiste – Mr Eazi has finally released his much anticipated Mixtape dubbed “Life Is Eazi” Vol. 1 (Accra To Lagos Mixtape).
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February 11, 2017
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The wait is over and Y’ALL have just been served!!!
Off his latest album ‘ The Glory‘ of the king of street music,
YBNL boss, Olamide comes this mouth-watering visual piece of the most hyped track off the album, “Pepper Dem Gang ” which features his latest signee, Davolee .
The video was directed by ace cinematographer, Mr. Moe Musa.
Be the first to watch it here on your neighbour-friendly trendy & wired web-magazine, #turnupib
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Tuesday, January 24, 2017
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Saturday, January 21, 2017
January 21, 2017
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"I have being tweeting my opinion on the state of affairs in my beloved country, Nigeria. My tweets are meant to draw attention to the plight of Nigeria and the way out of its long years of economic and political misfortunes. In my tweets,
I said intra-ruling class crises is in the interest of budding democracies. That it becomes potent when the people cease the opportunity to lead the resolution.
I also posted that there is no Nigerian exceptionalism, that what is required is the drive to make leaders align with the aspirations of their peoples.
Underlying these positions is my notion that the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) has shown over the years that it has no vision of Nigeria and that the All Progressive Congress (APC) is yet to show it has a vision of Nigeria. I identified why things are the way they are by tweeting that the persistence of the old order is the drawback of the Nigerian state. That the primary causes of Nigeria’s arrested development are the economic, political and cultural conditions within it. To ensure that Nigeria breaks away from its problems of under- development, a scientific governance model was recommended in one of my tweets. By this, Nigeria must also understand demographic transition and the consequences of rapid urbanization.
On some of the points i made on twitter, I will based my analysis. The essence is to expand the ongoing conversation on the imminent danger that awaits a Nigerian state bent on perpetuating the old order, yet dreams of a future loaded with the fruits of development.
Nigeria’s development will not occur if it fails to undergo a transition from its traditional sentiments to a modern state of co-equality and patriotism. This transition must not necessarily follow the European or American path. It can be deliberate or accidental. Whatever form it takes, the state must be seen to have a hand in the change and constructively direct and craft it in its own uniqueness.
Nigeria’s development will not occur if it fails to undergo a transition from its traditional sentiments to a modern state of co-equality and patriotism. This transition must not necessarily follow the European or American path. It can be deliberate or accidental. Whatever form it takes, the state must be seen to have a hand in the change and constructively direct and craft it in its own uniqueness.
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Nigeria through constitutional processes has tried to initiate structural changes to accommodate the dynamics of an evolving state, but still finds itself emphasizing the flaws it inherited from the colonialists. The foundation of its constitutional exploit was built on the ideas of the colonialists that created it. The colonialist set out to create a new state that would vibrate in resonance with the mother state of Britain. For synchronization, the feeling was that the new British-Nigerian state must operate on the basis of political ideas similar to those of Britain.
The traditional institutions of the different regions would not fit into the model of parliamentary government without under-going reforms. Indirect rule as introduced by the colonialist was a model of government that allowed a transition from the past to a future of modern government. It worked so well in the north, while it ran into road blocks in the East. What was evident was that the colonialist launched a transition from traditional society to a modern state driven by education, civil service, modern law, infrastructural development and more. Though they ran the system in their own economic interest, yet they made the point that a society in search of development must continually reform in the interest of its people.
Nigeria’s, foundational matrix was extremely initiated and pursued. After Oct 1st 1960, when it was expected that Nigeria would rally its people and draft policies geared towards development, it began a descent into the old traditional frontiers that further divided it. These frontiers are ethnic and religious fragmentation, nepotism and corruption driven exploitation. By this, a state divided against itself was born. That the civil war occurred was a response to the negative effect of divisive actions.
The resolution of the crises of the war was supposed to have been the motivation for a new country devoid of the traditional centrifugal forces that almost decimated it. But that was not to be.
Purposeful countries come out of civil conflicts with a consensus for a better feature. The American civil was one of the catalysts that propelled it to greatness.
President Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address of Nov 19, 1863 was an attempt to bring Americans together after a war of division. The speech was made during the dedication of the soldier’s National Cemetery in Gettysburg, months after the confederation army was defeated at the Battle of Gettysburg. Lincoln in
the speech said “under God shall we have a new freedom and that “government of the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth”. Lincoln used the speech to emphasize the American creed. He did not only emphasize it, he and other politicians ensured that justice, integrity, rule of law which are features of democracy governed the actions of Americans. It would take time to achieve it and gradually the United States of America (USA) began to re-invent itself to fit into its creed. Slave trade and racism became subjects for public discourse and amendments were made to accommodate everyone within the American system.
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I must make this point, to me the essence of law is not to stop people from harbouring the feeling of racism, criminality, for example. What the law does is to punish offenders when their prejudices infringe on the principles of the state.
This is where unlike the United States, Nigeria has become an obstacle to its own development. Nigerian laws are segmented. Some for the rich, others for the poor. Some for the ethnic group in power, others for the waiting ethnic groups out of power. What we have is the persistence of the old order that impedes meaningful development.
Gowon’s no victor, no vanquished speech would have been written in the hearts of Nigerians if the Nigerian state meant every word of it. That statement today reminds me of the usual grand standing that accompanies the speeches of Nigerian leaders. They don’t mean what they say, behind their worlds are hidden ethnic, corruption, injustice, and exploitative nuances that continue to strain the Nigerian State.
Nigeria is evolving but at a very slow pace, its many negatives have overtaken its few positives. For development to occur the centripetal forces of integration must be stronger that the centrifugal forces of fragmentation. That does not mean the
elimination of ethnicity and religion but their diffusion into a consensus for nationhood. For Nigeria’s development to happen it must shed its negative traditional, socio-political and economic behavior.
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It must be a knowledge driven society.
It must be dynamic, flexible and innovative.
I subscribe to the argument that the fundamental obstacle to development is traditional culture characterized by rigid social structures.
What is meant by rigid social structures?
Imagine a community saying a road project cannot run through the forest where the community shrine is located, therefore the projects stops in front of the palace. Imagine, census official not being able to count the number of women in a house because religion forbids the women from being seen by a man or a stranger. This creates the opportunity for manipulation of census figures and gives a country false data. With false data, a country cannot plan.
Rigid social structures have to do with systems where hospitals are not seen as important by the state, thus leaving shrines, churches and mosques insisting on spiritual healing in place of medical attention.
Traditional societies are dominated by religion in its different forms while modern societies are dominated by merit and tolerance of social and intellectual diversity.
States that have developed, fought old traditions that limit development. Major political and social upheavals were launched to achieve reformation. In Europe, Protestants revolted against the religious authority of the Catholic Church leading to the 30yrs war that was fought from 1618-1648. The Peace of West Phalia of 1648 that resolved the war established the modern states of Europe. The treaty brought about the principle of sovereignty that remains the foundation of contemporary international politics and checked the role of the church in government.
The 1688 Glorious Revolution in England was a battle against traditionalism. It led to the overthrow of King James II and brought in the Bill of Rights of 1689.
The overthrow of King James began modern English parliamentary democracy and the Bill of Rights took away the absolute powers of the British monarchy.
The American revolution of 1776 was a bold move to make America be for Americans and remove the veil of the traditional British society imposed on the system. With the declaration of independence, the United States followed a modern path to development, launching market reforms, introducing new technology, balanced by continuous political reorganization.
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The political and economic revolution in the United States helped aggregate the feelings of the masses of France when they stormed the Bastille in 1787 in a bloody revolution. By this time, the monarchical establishment led by King Louis XVI resisted the abrogation of the feudal order that denied the poor access to land.
The privileged class attempt to continue to dominate France came to end with the revolution. King Louis and his wife Antoinette were later killed leading to the “Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the citizen”. By the declaration, the power of government was transferred to the people. Loyalty became focused on the nation rather than on the leader.
What about the industrial revolution in Britain and Europe. This brought about the world of machines and modern weaponry. The point is that a society aiming at development must deliberately initiate change or accidentally take advantage of it.
Nigeria does not necessarily have to follow the American or European path. Japan and China followed their own paths. After the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki towards the end of World War 2, Emperor Hirohito of Japan surrendered to the Allied forces on August 14, 1945. Then began the occupation of Japan by US forces led by General Douglas MacArthur. Before then Japan had never experienced occupation in its history. The occupation ended with the signing of the San Francisco treaty of 1951.
The important point here is that the occupation transformed and gave Japan the opportunity to embark on radical economic reforms. By the 1980s, Japan had become the 2ndmost powerful economy in the world.
The country had to drop its negative old ways to become an industrial power. It launched a new political process, economic policies and technological paradigm within a short period of about 20 years.
China in its match to development followed the communist path. But it did not
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It succeeded but did not bring large scale economic prosperity to China. When Deng Xiaoping became the leader of China, he initiated reforms that launch china on the path of economic greatness.
What about Nigeria?
Its reforms are skewed toward sectionalism.
Nigeria must learn from what happened to the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I. The empire became the sick man of Europe for failing to reform like Britain, France and others. It was roundly defeated and it disintegrated into many countries. Turkey is what is left of it.
Yugoslavia survived under a strong leader Josef Tito, a dictator that was loved by his people, but he failed to reform Yugoslavia’s traditional past. When he died, the traditional forces within the country took on themselves and tore the country apart. Yugoslavia is no more.
Nigeria, needs psychological, cultural, political and economic reforms if it were to survive. Yes, our negative traditional social and political institutions can be difficulty to change, but they can be changed.
The change is not really about Nigeria’s different groups living together, it is more about a system that functions to get the best out if its people. The way it is presentlyconstituted keeps many Nigerians outside the political and economic space. The reason a minority have hijacked the system.
Nigeria’s democracy is challenged by its idiocies. It must ask itself what it wants as a system of governance. If it wants to evolve with it, it must do it with clean hands. Other societies witnessed traditionalism in it negative form and made sterling moves to surmount it. Corruption was not made in Nigeria. Ethnicity has always being a national question anywhere. Religion will always be there, but it usage is what differentiates advanced states from backward ones.
That is the reason I tweeted that there is no Nigerian exceptionalism, what is required is the drive to make leaders align with the aspirations of their peoples.
Friday, January 20, 2017
January 20, 2017
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Nigerian music has come a long way from the time of the Remedies to the new skool era. During the evolution of our music we have witnessed very good love songs been released that will forever remain evergreen irrespective of time. Love songs are meant to have a lasting impression on a listener because of the subtle romantic nature of the message in the lyrics of the song.
There are a lot of love songs released over the years but amongst the many, these 5 love songs would never be forgotten in our memory for a very long time. These songs will still give you goosebumps till today when they are played even after a very long time of release. See our top 5 Nigerian love songs of all time below.
5. Ololufe – Wande Coal
This is still one of those songs you can never get tired of listening to no matter how many times you’ve heard it. The song is too emotional with deep message carried along with Wande Coal’s soprano voice he used in the song. Ololufe is forever evergreen which I’m sure no one would want to dispute.
4. Temptation – P-Square
Temptation was released way back in 2007 and it was the song that every love bird fell in love with. The song talked about infidelity and heartbreak but it still was a love song which everyone loved. P-Square proved that they were not just a pop-dance artiste but they had the R&B vibes in them. Still very hot till today.
3. Olufunmi – Styl Plus
This is another classic love song coming from one of Nigeria’s best music group till date, Styl Plus. The amazing group of 3 vocalist, Tunde, Zeal and Shifi were on fire when they released this song “Olufunmi” to welcome their arrival into the Nigerian music scene. The song became an instant national anthem on the street. Still a classic.
2. Oruka – Sunny Nneji
This song was so big that you hardly attend any wedding then without having the dj play this song. It was actually a monster hit for a very long time and it’s still is. Sunny Nneji went platinum with this song. To show how big this song is, you will still find it been played in weddings even till today. The song is a love song that talks about marriage.
1. African Queen – 2face Idibia
This song needs no introduction. Everyone knows this song and if you don’t then you probably are just born. Africa Queen was like the biggest thing that ever happened to Nigerian music at the time. The song practically took Nigerian music global as 2face Idibia got recognized in international awards for the first time for an African artistes. The song actually opened the gate to what our artistes are enjoying today.
January 20, 2017
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David Adedeji Adeleke, better known by his stage name Davido and the CEO of DMW, posted a post few hours ago about signing a new guy to his record label.
The artist he signed is a young rising artist which his name is said to be “Yonda.
Davido tell his fans to stay cool for the artist first single tomorrow.
Below his what he posted, the artist is the one in red and black shirt.
