Tag: Olamide
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Being compared to Olamide, Phyno is a compliment- M.I
When Nigerian rapper, M.I started out in the music industry, only a few rappers were available to compete with him.Fast forward to 2017, rappers like Olamide, Phyno and others have become the talk of the town. However, the self-proclaimed Chairman has said he is not intimidated by these younger artistes, adding that it’s a huge…
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We are fast losing our value system- Foluke Daramola
Outspoken Nollywood actress, Foluke Daramola has reacted to the news that Nigeria Broadcasting Commission has barred ‘If and Fall’ by Davido, ‘Wo and Wavy level’ by Olamide and ‘Living Things’ by 9ice from being transmitted. Daramola opines that whether banned or not, people need to know the impact of the artistes songs to the…
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NBC debunks banning Olamide, 9ice, Davido’s songs
Following prevalent reports that the National Broadcasting Commission had issued a statement banning the songs of Olamide, Davido and 9ice from being broadcast, the commission has debunked the viral reports, adding that it is not in the business of banning songs. Director of broadcast monitoring , Idachaba Armstrong, told newsmen that a ban notice…
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Wo video ban: I’m not promoting tobacco to get people killed – Olamide
Olamide Adedeji, popularly known as Olamide badoo has reacted to the airplay ban NBC (National Broadcasting Commission) placed on his latest song ‘Wo’. The YBNL boss in a tweet says he has no intention of promoting tobacco to get people killed with his music. The ban came after Federal Ministry of Health led by honourable…
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Again! Olamide, Davido, others face NBC ban
The National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has labelled five Nigerian songs as “Not to be Broadcasted.” The songs banned include: Davido’s “If” and “Fall”, Olamide‘s “Wo” and “Wavy Level“; and 9ice‘s “Living Things.” Recall that the Federal Ministry of Health had in a tweet on Friday said that the video to Olamide’s “Wo” is in violation…
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Ministry of Health declares Olamide’s “Wo” public health hazard
Olamide’s street infused pop song, “Wo” has been declared as a public health hazard by the Ministry of Health. The ministry has warned the public about the dangerous public health content and violation of the Tobacco Control Act 2015 in the hit song already spreading like wild fire. The visuals contains scene where ghetto youths…
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Fans tell me they want to have sex with me- Small Doctor
Fast rising singer, Temitope Adekunle a.k.a Small Doctor has opened up about the craziest message he has ever gotten from his female fans. Speaking with newsmen in an interview, the Penalty singer made it known that his female fans send him provocative messages. “Fans tell me they want to have sex with me. I get…
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How Olamide took over Nigeria’s pop culture through viral catchphrases
One thing Olamide does so well aside from his music ingenuity is being able to create viral catchphrases. The self -acclaimed Baddo as over the years determined the pulse of Nigerian pop culture through his engaging catchphrases usually adopted from his songs and adapted into everyday conversations. In no particular order we…
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‘No comment’ says Olamide over Baddo Cult Killings
Fans of Nigerian pop star, Olamide a.k.a Baddo have been eagerly waiting for him to comment on the killings by the dreaded Baddo cult in Ikorodu area of Lagos. His association with the name may eventually affect the rapper’s reputation. The YBNL boss who also calls himself the voice of the street has refused to…