Nigerian singer, Ahmed Ololade, popularly known as Asake, has confirmed his exit from YBNL Nation. There were speculations that Asake had parted ways with Olamide’s YBNL in a controversial manner.

Reflecting on the track, Asake shares, “‘Why Love?’ is the perfect anthem for anyone navigating love, a situationship, or just enjoying life. You don’t need to be in love to embrace the ...

Sensational hitmaker Asake has set his 2025 in motion as he released a new song titled 'Why Love'. The hitmaker made the news when he teased the song earlier in the year with some fans finding his ...

Sensational hitmaker Asake has set his 2025 in motion as he released a new song titled 'Why Love'. The hitmaker made the news when he teased the song earlier in the year with some fans finding his ...

“While BBAI has potential, I recommend waiting for the hype to die down and the price to retrace before investing,” advises Foord, who rates BBAI shares a Sell. (To watch Foord’s track ...

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Despite significant hype and innovation ... However, there's a good reason why I don't agree. Moreover, this creates a giant opportunity cost. If AMD's Q1 guidance already indicates limited ...

Nigerian singer Ahmed Ololade Asake has officially parted ways with Olamide’s YBNL Nation, confirming speculation surrounding his departure.Asake announced his exit by releasing his latest single, ...

Ignore the hype – the US will be fine. Rather than using the term currently bandied about, I prefer the moniker everyone used when I arrived at the commodity markets a quarter of a century ago: minor ...

A new documentary, The Odyssey, will comb through a century of traditional Nigerian music to arrive at the present ...

Can Luka learn from LeBron and Kobe, and prove Mavs GM Nico Harrison wrong in the process? The Lakers are counting on it. On the work ethic factor that looms so large here, and the ‘Mamba ...