Olamide Crowned Most Indigenous Artiste Of The Decade

Olamide Adedeji also known as Olamide, Olamide Baddo or BaddoSneh, a top Nigerian singer and record label boss, has added another feat to his table of accomplishments.

The Pawon crooner has been named the most indigenous artiste of the decade.

Olamide received the recognition from popular Nigerian entertainment and music channel, Sound City.

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According Soundcity, the Melo crooner has been delivering hits back to back in his local language, Yoruba for the last 10 years.

Taking to its Twitter account, the music channel wrote in part;

”THE MOST INDIGENOUS ARTISTE OF THE DECADE without a single doubt!
– @Olamide

Starring:

Lagos Boys

Eniduro

VOTS

First of all

Bobo”

Hits so much it’s so hard to pick from.
He’s so goated that he had to stand alone! 🐐

Ladies and gentlemen, Soundcitizens!!

THE MOST INDIGENOUS ARTISTE OF THE DECADE without a single doubt!
– @Olamide
Starring:
Lagos Boys
Eniduro
VOTS
First of all
Bobo

We love @Olamide pic.twitter.com/qJZoAj0194

— SOUNDCITY AFRICA! (@SOUNDCITYtv) January 6, 2021