Olamide’s Move to Exclude Asake from YBNL’s Reunion Concert Sparks Controversy

In a surprising turn of events, Nigerian music sensation Olamide’s decision to exclude Asake from YBNL Nation’s upcoming reunion concert has sparked controversy. According to Daily Post Nigeria, Olamide signed Asake to his record label in 2022, following the release of his hit single, ‘Omo Ope’. However, in 2025, Asake left YBNL Nation to establish his independent record label, Giran Republic. The announcement of the reunion concert has raised questions about the reasons behind Asake’s exclusion, with many fans expressing their disappointment on social media. Daily Post Nigeria reports that this move has reignited speculation about the relationship between the two artists, who have been associated with YBNL Nation since its inception. Asake’s departure from YBNL Nation was initially met with mixed reactions, but his continued success in the Nigerian music industry has solidified his position as a formidable force. This latest development has once again brought the spotlight on the dynamics of the Nigerian music industry and the relationships between its key players. It remains to be seen how this decision will impact the reunion concert and the future of YBNL Nation. However, one thing is clear: the Nigerian music industry is abuzz with discussions about this unexpected turn of events.