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Nigerian-Born OluwaMillar Returns With ‘Gbadura / Ya Allahu’

Nigerian-born artist OluwaMillar returns with a two-track release, Gbadura / Ya Allahu, centred on struggle, faith and the grind.

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Nigerian-born artist OluwaMillar has returned with “Gbadura / Ya Allahu”, a two-song project built around struggle, faith and the grind. It follows the success of his football-inspired track Joga Bonito.

On “Gbadura,” guest Bayoo joins for a hip-hop and rap track set to a gentle groove. The lyrics treat prayer as a daily mantra for survival, hustle and hope, while the verses address loss, betrayal and the uncertainty of daily life.

The second track, “Ya Allahu,” leans further into spiritual territory, using a three-step rhythm to balance prayer with dancefloor energy.

The two tracks reflect his path from Nigerian roots to the British Midlands, offering music for people pursuing goals away from home while holding to faith, gratitude and belief in something greater.

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