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‘I’d Be Wealthiest African Artist In Few Years’ – Omah Lay Declares

InformationNG 21 days 1 mins read

Nigerian singer, Omah Lay has predicted that he would be the wealthiest African artist ever in a few years.

In a recent interview with Kiss Xtra, the 28-year-old singer vowed to build systems that would change the world.

The singer boasted that he is insanely talented, emphasising that be needs to be creative to be alright.

“I am crazy. My head is not correct. I need to create art to feel good. I am going to be the wealthiest African artiste ever in a few years. I am going to build stuff that would change the world,” he said.

On the people who inspired him to do music, Omah Lay mentioned Wizkid, Burna Boy, Drake, The Weeknd, and Harry Styles.

“I have my idols. Wizkid, Burna Boy, Drake, The Weeknd, and Harry Styles are my idols. These are people I look up to musically,” he added.

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