- Olamide drops self-titled album with 17 tracks, featuring Wizkid, Dr. Dre, Popcaan, and more.
- New singles ‘Kai’ and ‘99’ lead the project, marking fresh collaborations with longtime partners.
- This is Olamide’s 11th solo album, further cementing his legacy as a driving force in Nigerian music.
Grammy-nominated rapper Olamide has unveiled his highly anticipated self-titled album, which debuted on June 19, 2025. The 17-track project highlights his longevity and continued relevance in the ever-evolving music scene.
The album boasts a powerful lineup of Nigerian and international stars, including Wizkid, Asake, Seyi Vibez, Young Jonn, BOJ, SPINALL, and Darkoo.
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It also features global heavyweights such as Jamaican sensation Popcaan, Latino artist Daecolm, and iconic American producer Dr. Dre.
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Before the album dropped, Olamide teased fans with two singles — ‘Kai’ featuring Wizkid, and the latest, ‘99’, which brings together Asake, Seyi Vibez, Young Jonn, and Daecolm. The collaboration with Wizkid, who appears twice on the album, adds another chapter to their decade-long creative partnership.
This marks Olamide’s 11th solo effort, following his previous project Ikigai, which included fan favourites like ‘Metaverse’, ‘Habibi’, and ‘Uptown Disco’ with Asake and Fireboy.
With over ten years at the forefront of Nigerian music, Olamide remains one of the country’s most respected hitmakers. Beyond his personal success, his YBNL label has been instrumental in launching the careers of stars such as Lil Kesh, Adekunle Gold, Fireboy, and Asake.
His latest release adds yet another chapter to a legacy built on consistency, innovation, and cultural impact.
Lagos Seals Oko-Oba Abattoir Over Environmental Hazards, Illegal Practices
The Lagos State Government has shut down the Oko-Oba Abattoir, citing environmental violations and non-compliance with operational standards.
Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Mr Tokunbo Wahab, announced the decision on Thursday after leading an inspection team to the facility. He expressed deep concern over the state of the abattoir and the actions of its operators.
