With the recent dropping of the hit single Oguzoro, the latest afro beats offering from Ollie Gee into all music platforms, the star seems ready to reclaim his place in the comity of Nigeria pop music in which he roamed freely years past.

Wherever one went, Oguzoro which was recorded in an undisclosed Lagos studio is fast becoming an anthem with all chanting to its satirical lyrics.

Ollie Gee came into Nigerian music lime light when he dropped Felenfe featuring the all-time hit track Daddy moo making a solid first impression.

Not long after the Enugu-born star artiste dropped Emesia which consolidated his place in the Nigeria music space.

He also dropped an album titled rebirth featuring late MC Loaf in the track Imedeowo Obim and U Go Hear Am.

A few years later with the realignment in Nigerian music with new stars, Ollie Gee seemingly went into experiments that has now birthed Oguzoro seen by many as a grand return of a master street musician with the right lyrics.

Oguzoro is one of a series of singles being methodically produced to fill up an EP due in June, 2024.

Insiders reveal that in the past few months, Ollie Gee has literally been living in the studio working with several producers and churning out singles after singles including

Ego Sara Mbara and a remix of Daddy moo with Kcee.

Aside from those, Ollie Gee also dueted with Tusca Pac in Aboki, a promising new track that has just dropped.

In a chat, Ollie Gee hinted that he decided to drop several singles as a prelude to the release of his loaded EP later in the year.

He is optimistic about a grand reception for Oguzoro