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Baddy Oosha
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Badmus Akeem (Baddy Oosha) is a Nigerian musician, actor and businessman. He has been in the music industry for over a decade and is the founder and CEO of Oosha Empire, a music record label promoting Afrobeats. Baddy Oosha is known for his hit songs "Timbalowo," "Angeli," "Fidi Gba Mic ft. Reminisce," and "Talo'n Shay ft. Small Doctor." He has also featured in several Nollywood movies, with his biggest role in the 2018 film "The Ghost and the Tout".
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