Reports reaching us indicate that, the former manager of Nigerian hip hop artiste, Dagrin, Winston Ola Badmus popularly referred to as Olamus in the entertainment industry has passed away.

The talent manager is said to have slumped and died at his residence in Lagos, Nigeria. The sad incident occurred on Sunday, September 27th, 2020.

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Until his death, he was the manager of the late hip hop superstar, Dagrin. He also managed other talents in the music industry as well.

Many industry players have described his death as shocking and a great lost to the Nigerian entertainment and creative arts family.

May his soul rest in peace.

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Nigerian hip hop rapper, CDQ has stated emphatically that the impact of the late hip hop rapper, Dagrin on the Nigerian hip hop community can’t be overemphasized.

He noted that, hip hop in Nigeria Died the day the country lost Dagrin to the cold fingers of death.

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He revealed this as a guest speaker on the first episode of Hennessy’s Hip Hop Docu-series, “The Conversation”.

Other hip hop artistes who spoke about the evolution of hip hop in Nigeria include Vector, M.I Abaga and DJ Jimmy Jatt.

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In his words, Dagrin’s demise had a huge toll on the development of the hip hop genre of music. He revealed that, hip hop music suffered since the day he died till today, adding that, Dagrin was the only hip hop artiste who stayed true to the genre.

Dagrin died on April 22, 2010 after involving in an accident. Despite dying at a very young age of 22, Dagrin’s style of rap resonated well with most music lovers and that has earned him a spot in the all time best rappers list in Nigeria.

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