Our culture is not diabolical — Rapper Olamide

Nigerian rapper Olamide has defended his country's cultural heritage, stating that African traditions should not be disparaged. The YBNL boss made the remarks while expressing pride in his Yoruba roots and promoting appreciation for Nigerian culture. "Our culture and tradition are not diabolical, and they are not to be demonised," he said.

As an example, Olamide used black soap, locally known as ose dudu, which holds both skincare and spiritual significance in Yoruba culture. The rapper, known for incorporating Yoruba language and indigenous sounds into his music, has encouraged a greater understanding of traditional African practices.