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Journalist’s son, 'Hundred' plans music debut with 'Habibi Cover' - ITREALMS

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A new hip-hop single, titled "Habibi Cover" by Olawale Kayode-Adedeji whose stage name is 'Hundred' is set to hit the music landscape, reports ITREALMS.
Olawale is the 26-year-old son of journalist Prince Dimeji Kayode-Adedeji, founder of Penpushing Media.
The budding artiste, known by his stage name "Hundred," and currently an undergraduate of Sociology at Esfam University, Benin Republic Nigeria Campus, says he is passionate about music and confident that his latest release will top the charts.

The Ijesa born third born and first male child of the family, however, explained that despite his academic commitments, he ensures that his music career doesn't clash with his education.

"My passion for music drives me, and I've learned to balance it with my studies. With my course nearing completion, I believe my education will be a valuable asset in the industry. I appreciate everyone who has encouraged me, and I won't disappoint them’, he stated,

Olawale inspired by the late Dagrin, a legendary figure in Nigerian music, said he aims to make a name for himself in the entertainment world, disclosing that his music can be found on social media platforms, including Instagram (@_officialhundred_), Facebook (Olawale Kayode-Adedeji), and Tiktok (@_official100_).

The musician acknowledging his strong support system, including his parents, fans, and well-wishers, emphasized that he is determined to bring positive fame to his family and country through his music, and expressed appreciation to everyone who has encouraged him, with a pledge that he won’t disappoint them.


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