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US rapper says he will record another track with Olamide

The international rap star is open to collaborating with Baddo on a new song.

US based rapper of Nigerian heritage Wale has said he is open to working with Nigerian rap star Olamide.

He made this known on Twitter today, Thursday, February 12, 2015. The Maybach Music rapper tweeted 'God willing' when a fan asked Olamide if he was going to collaborate with Wale again.

Both rappers released a song 'Make Us Proud' on June 4, 2014.

Wale has been a fan and supporter of Olamide's music for the past two years.

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