'I've been crushing on Mo'cheddah since 2012' – Adekunle Gold
Adekunle Gold has declared his affection for female pop act, Mo’cheddah, whom he says he has been crushing on since 2012. The YBNL act who was rumoured to be in a…
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'My privacy is on the line' – Temmie Ovwasa, new YBNL first lady
Still trying to come to grips with the reality of her newfound fame, newly-signed YBNL first lady, Temmie Ovwasa surely knows the huge price of fame – less privacy. This,…
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Here's Lil Kesh's 'YAGI' logo designed by Adekunle Gold
The logo was designed by his former label mate Adekunle Gold who also made the YBNL logo for Olamide back in 2012.
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NET Premiere: Lil Kesh ft Ycee – Cause Trouble
Lil Kesh comes with a bang yet again, giving us the visuals of his single 'Cause Trouble' featuring Ycee.
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Olamide signs first female artiste to YBNL!
This comes barely a week after his protege, Lil Kesh parted ways with YBNL to set up his own YAGI records.
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MI Abaga, Olajumoke, others react to Lil Kesh’s exit from Olamide’s YBNL
With news of Lil Kesh's exit from Olamide's YBNL record to float his own YAGI records, mixed reactions continue to trail the development on social media.
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Adekunle Gold is already working on YAGI logo for Lil Kesh
Just so you know, Adekunle Gold is not just a singer, but a trained graphic designer, sculptor and fine artist.
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Olamide addresses Lil Kesh’s departure from YBNL
Lil Kesh took to Instagram to explain the situation of things confirming that indeed his contract with YBNL expired 2 weeks ago and he's floated his own label YAGI record but he still retains YBNL as his management company.
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Lil’ Kesh confirms floating personal label, says YBNL will always be family
Keshinro Ololade, popularly known as Lil’ Kesh, has confirmed initial reports that he is set to float his own record label, YAGI. Following speculations over the past few days of…
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All the facts you should know about Lil Kesh’s departure from Olamide’s record label
Fast forward to June 2015, Olamide embarked on a Twitter rant to explain that he signed only 2 years deal with his new acts after which he hopes they'll be bosses on their own.
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