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OLAMIDE LIVE IN LAGOS: THE CONCERT
‘Wo’ crooner Olamide is back with the fourth edition of his concert tagged Olamide Live in Lagos: The Concert. Organized by YBNL, Red & Axla, Heat, Pentagon and Powered by…
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Entertainment Roundup: Wizkid declares Olamide’s Wo as the “biggest Naija song of 2017” | More stories
Happy holiday, guys! As this is about to be a chilled Monday - a rare type, sit back and catch up on the biggest entertainment gist you missed through the…
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PROFILE: Wo! Who can stop the Olamide juggernaut?
The music industry hasn’t seen a phenomenon like Olamide for the longest time. After bursting into the music scene in 2011 with a hit single, Eni Duro preceding the debut…
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[The Alausa Blog] Olamide definitely learnt a few things from partnering with LASG
Last week, the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission placed a futile ban on Olamide's latest video, Wo - which has managed to floor every other "summer song" prediction despite a rather late…
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We did not ban Olamide, Davido’s songs – NBC
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has said it did not ban songs of Olamide, Davido and 9ice, and also did not issue a statement to that effect. A ban notice…
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Olamide responds to the Ministry of Health’s ban on “Wo”
Nigerian rapper, Olamide Adedeji, says he had no intention of promoting tobacco in the music video for his new single Wo. In a statement released on Twitter on Sunday, the…
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Entertainment Roundup: The Ministry of Health declares Olamide’s Wo video harmful to health; Jay-Z reveals what Kanye West really did to hurt him | More stories
We know you dread Mondays! But how about you start off by catching up on all the entertainment gist you missed through the weekend - and of course, the ones…
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[The Music Blog] Olamide returns to the streets with “Wo”
"Wo n' lo miss wa n' gboro", Olamide yelps, on the first verse of "Wo", his latest single following a rare silent stint. After Olamide spent most of last year…
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WO! The streets called and Olamide answered
Won ni won wa wa n'igboro | Won ni won ti miss wa n'igboro Translation: They say they've been searching for us on the streets | They say they missed…
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Music Review: “Wo!” is Olamide’s welcome back to the streets anthem
by Micheal Ace What do you think needs to be done to a prodigal son if he refuses to repent? Trash him or write him off? Exactly what the public…
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The September Standard
- Uchay Joel Chima’s No Longer Afraid of Shadows Showing at Soto
- BBL vs. Size Zero: How The Era of Size Zero May Have been Trying To Save Women From Today’s Era of BBL
- This Week in Fashion: Our Favourite Looks From MET Gala, Bridgerton Premiere
- Top 5 Must-Visit Art Galleries in Nigeria This Weekend
- Cuppy Dazzles With Anthony Joshua & Naomi Campbell For Wedding of the Year
YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy
The September Standard
- Uchay Joel Chima’s No Longer Afraid of Shadows Showing at Soto
- BBL vs. Size Zero: How The Era of Size Zero May Have been Trying To Save Women From Today’s Era of BBL
- This Week in Fashion: Our Favourite Looks From MET Gala, Bridgerton Premiere
- Top 5 Must-Visit Art Galleries in Nigeria This Weekend
- Cuppy Dazzles With Anthony Joshua & Naomi Campbell For Wedding of the Year
YMonitor
- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy