Lyta joyfully reunites with ex-label boss Olamide in new video following his heartfelt plea to return to YBNL

• Lyta is absolutely ecstatic, soaring beyond the stars, about mending fences with his ex-label boss after a scandalous and heated split years ago.
• This electrifying reunion has fans on the edge of their seats, hearts racing with the tantalizing possibility that Lyta might just be on the verge of making a sensational return to the label that once launched him into the stratosphere of fame.

Nigerian singer Opeyemi Rahim, better known by his stage name Lyta, recently shared an ecstatic update, revealing his immense excitement after the extraordinary chance to reunite and hang out with his former record label boss, the legendary Olamide.

Lyta’s departure from YBNL Nation in 2019 was a dramatic episode, marked by a contentious split with the revered rapper and music executive, Olamide. The rift, shrouded in industry gossip and speculations, saw the young artist venture into the unknown, leaving behind the label that had been his launchpad to fame.

A video shared on Lyta’s verified Instagram page on July 6th, 2024, has set social media ablaze, capturing the electrifying moment he reconnected with Olamide at a pulsating nightclub.

The footage shows Lyta humbly bowing and greeting Olamide, a gesture that exudes respect and nostalgia, and has fans buzzing with excitement and speculation.

Adding an intriguing twist to the encounter, Afrobeat singer Seyi Kuti was seen with Olamide just moments before Lyta’s arrival, hinting that this highly anticipated meeting might have been orchestrated by Kuti himself.

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In a candid 2022 interview, Lyta revealed the reasons behind his exit, confessed that he was swayed by the whispers and rumors circulating among friends and industry insiders.

He admitted that these external influences had clouded his judgment, leading to his fateful decision to part ways with YBNL Nation.

In another interview in 2023, Lyta expressed his heartfelt desire to return to Olamide and revive his stagnant music career. He spoke candidly about wanting to pick up the pieces and rebuild the momentum he had lost since leaving YBNL Nation.