Nigerian singer, Olu Maintain has a crush on entrepreneur and philanthropist, Modupe Ozolua.
Singer has got a crush on Modupe Ozolua
Nigerian singer, Olu Maintain has a crush on entrepreneur and philanthropist, Modupe Ozolua.
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The singer made the confession recently on Twitter during a public interview session with Kimani Off Air on the micro-blogging platform.
During the session, the singer, who says he does not leave his house without a short prayer and a smile, revealed that he neither smokes nor drink alcohol but enjoys fruits and water.
Amidst the rumors of being broke and homeless, Olu, who recently released a new single featuring 2face Idibia, said he has learnt to develop thick skin to scandals, hence, he is never easily moved.
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Olu Maintain became a popular name on the Nigerian music scene after going solo from his restwhile music group, Maintain and has one of the country's biggest monster hit, Yahoozee which features LKT and was produced by Puffy T.
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