“Olamide Is The Champion Of Nigerian Street Music”- Shallipopi Reveals

• Shallipopi, has named Olamide the king of street music in Nigeria.

• In a recent interview with Naija FM, Shallipopi shared that he included Olamide in his song ‘Order’ due to his strong presence in the street music scene.

Singer Crown Uzama, known as Shallipopi, has named Olamide the king of street music in Nigeria.

In a recent interview with Naija FM, Shallipopi shared that he included Olamide in his song ‘Order’ due to his strong presence in the street music scene.

“Baddo [Olamide] is the father and king of Nigerian street music. So I had to feature him on ‘Order’ because it is a street song and Olamide owns the street,” he said.

Shallipopi confirmed in the interview that he has left Dapper Music.

He said he left thewhen his contract ended.

He also denied any rumors of a conflict with the label, stating that they are on good terms.

In other news, A Nigerian man has gone viral after gifting ₦1,000 each to Davido’s twins in celebration of their first birthday. Sharing the news on his X (formerly Twitter) account, the man referenced an old tweet from Davido that contained the singer’s bank account details. To prove his gesture, he included a receipt showing a total transfer of ₦2,000, with ₦1,000 sent to each of the twins.

This act of kindness came shortly after Davido took to social media to celebrate his twins’ first birthday, expressing his love and gratitude in a brief post. The man’s thoughtful but modest gift quickly caught attention online, sparking various reactions from social media users.

Many flocked to the comments section, sharing their views on the unusual birthday gift. Some praised the man for his creative way of honoring Davido’s children, while others found the gesture amusing. Nonetheless, the post has created a lively conversation online, adding another heartwarming moment to Davido’s celebration of his twins’ milestone birthday.

Another of his die-hard fans gifted the twins ₦200 to buy candy as they celebrated their first birthday while another donated ₦300