Olamide slams those labeling African heritage as diabolical
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Olamide also revealed that the use of the traditionally made black soap is something he embraces, adding that he values his strong identification with Yoruba culture.
Popular Nigerian rapper Olamide Adedeji has spoken against labeling the African culture as diabolical, stressing the need for people to embrace their heritage.
The rapper in a video shared by actress Sotayo Gaga, defended the Nigerian culture and traditional practices, stressing that they should not be demonised.
Olamide also revealed that the use of the traditionally made black soap is something he embraces, adding that he values his strong identification with Yoruba culture.
“Promoting the culture and trying to sensitise people that our culture and tradition are not diabolical and should not be demonised, and we are proud of who we are, our culture, and our heritage. I’m a Yoruba boy. If you give me black soap, I will collect it,” he said.