Top 10 Olamide’s hit songs

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This is the maiden edition of Mr Rights top 10 hit songs from Nigerian Afro beat super stars defining Africa and global music trends.
On a weekly basis, we shall be discussing top 10 hit songs from Nigerian music stars and this week, we begin with Olamide, the voice of the street.
Olamide is the most followed artist in Nigeria, he owns the street like an inherited property. Since his emergence on the music scene in 2010, the one popular called baddo has continued to grow from strength to strength.
Here is Olamide’s top 10 hit tracks not in any particular order.
1. Eniduro (This is Olamide’s debut hit song in 2011. A purely hardcore local rap)
2. Omotoshan
3. First of All
4. Eledami
5. Story for the gods
6. Goons Mi
7. Who you epp
8. Melo Melo
9. Bobo
10. Wo This is the most recent hit song of 2017 currently rocking the airwaves.


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