Olamide, whose full name is Olamide Gbenga Adedeji, is a Nigerian rapper, singer, songwriter, and record executive born on 15 March 1989 in Bariga, Lagos State, Nigeria. He rose to fame with his street inspired sound, strong Yoruba rap style, and consistent run of hit songs that made him one of the most influential artists in Nigerian music.

He began his mainstream music journey in the early 2010s, released his debut album Rapsodi in 2011, and later founded YBNL Nation, a label that became important in the rise of several Nigerian stars. Olamide is widely respected for blending rap, Afrobeats, and street pop while staying deeply connected to his Lagos roots. #Olamide #OlamideBiography #YBNL

Portable, born Habeeb Okikiola Badmus on 12 March 1994 in Abeokuta, Ogun State, is a Nigerian singer, rapper and songwriter. He became famous after the breakout success of ZaZoo Zehh, the hit that brought him into the mainstream with help from Olamide and Poco Lee. Known for his street style, energetic delivery and controversial public image, Portable has grown into one of the most discussed entertainers in Nigeria.

“Lagos has changed — no more dirty roads, now I see paved streets,” American singer Ciara says.

American singer, songwriter, and dancer Ciara Princess Wilson, has praised the remarkable evolution of Lagos, Nigeria.

“I’m so happy to be here and I’m really glad,” she said while speaking about her experience in Lagos. When asked if this was her first time in the city, she replied, “No, this is not my first time, I know about Lagos.”

Ciara, who has visited several African countries over the years, went on to highlight the city’s evolution, saying, “When I used to land, I used to see dirty roads, now it’s all clean and it has changed,” she concluded.

Nathaniel Bassey To Spend Time at KiriKiri: Here’s Why.

Nathaniel Bassey, the Nigerian gospel singer, is set to perform at the Kirikiri Medium Security Prison in Lagos in celebration of his forthcoming birthday.

According to the gospel singer via his Instagram page, the event titled “Kirikiri Edition” will be held on 27th August, his birth date and will also feature praise and worship, food distribution and scholarships for some inmates.

“Later this month, 27th August 2025, I would be leading my brethren in the kiri medium prison in a Hallelujah challenge Praise and worship special session.

Saxophonist and renowned gospel artiste, Nathaniel Bassey
This is my heart’s desire for my birthday. We’ll praise, eat together and afterwards give out some scholarships,” he wrote in an Instagram post.

According to the gospel singer, the outreach will not be streamed due to security reasons.

He continued: “The first ever Hallelujah challenge was in Acts 16:25‑26, When Paul and Silas prayed and sang praises to God. Though we may not stream this for security reasons, but you can pray along with us as we go.

“We trust God for liberty of the spirit and massive harvests of souls in Jesus’ name. Meanwhile, are you ready for the October edition?”

Nathaniel Bassey is a pastor, trumpeter, and songwriter popularly known for his songs ‘Imela’, ‘Onise Iyanu’, and ‘Olowogbogboro’.

He has established himself as one of the prominent gospel ministers in Nigeria.

Popular Nigerian musician is dead.

Obafemi Lasode, the veteran Nigerian musician, film director, producer, and songwriter, has died.

The former President of Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN), Tee Mac Omatshola Iseli, announced Lasode’s death in a post on social media on Friday.

The popular singer, born in December 1955, died on Friday at the age of 70.

Veteran Nigerian musician, film director, producer, and songwriter, Obafemi Lasode, has passed away.

Naija News reports that former President of Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN), Tee Mac Omatshola Iseli, announced Lasode’s death in a post on social media on Friday.


The popular singer, born in December 1955, died on Friday at the age of 70.

Tee Mac wrote, “Obafemi Lasode (born 4 December 1955), a Nigerian veteran musician, film director and producer, songwriter, music producer, and playwright died today. My condolences to all. Respectfully Dr Tee Mac.”

In other news, controversial rapper, Darlington Okoye popularly known as Speed Darlington has fired back at fellow artiste CDQ, who said he would never work with him even if offered $100 billion.

Naija News reports that the drama started when CDQ made the remark during an interview on the Echoo Room podcast hosted by Teddy A.

He was asked to name any artiste he would never collaborate with, and he firmly mentioned Speed Darlington, saying no amount of money could make him do it.

Reacting during a live session with his fans, Darlington dismissed the comment and said he does not even know who CDQ is.

He mocked CDQ’s popularity and financial status, questioning his relevance in the music industry.

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Darlington went on to say that anyone he does not know is irrelevant to him, and he laughed off the entire issue.

He also suggested that CDQ has likely never had N50 million and should not be taken seriously.