Nigerian singer and producer, Stanley Omah Didia, popularly known as Omah Lay has talked about his relocation to Lagos and Uganda experience .
He disclosed this in a recent episode of “Rubbin Minds“, with Big Brother Naija host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu.
The rising star in the interactive session, talked about music and his recent arrest while performing on a show in Uganda.
Omaha Lay talked about moving to Lagos in 2019 after getting a deal, following the release of his song “Hello Brother“.
The Port Harcourt born and bred singer also talked about his career blowing up during the pandemic and how he was not able to do so much at that time.
Speaking on his unexpected growth in the music industry, the “Bad Influence ” crooner said:
“It was shocking actually, but that had always been the dream. Had plans to take things slowly but you know, it just happened the way it happened and I’m a grateful man.”
Meanwhile, on his recent arrest and experience with the Ugandan police, Omah Lay said:
“Uganda was such an experience you know. It’s a lot that happened. I went to Uganda for an event… we went legally. Completely legal. It happened the way it happened. I really cannot start picking out details but there was supposed to be COVID clearance. Everything, as you know, was sorted out before we got there as a matter of fact. The police were present and everything, and we did the whole thing. But you know, it has happened. It happened the way it happened. It’s something that I learned a lot from and I’ve moved past it already so.
Omah Lay when asked the lessons he learned from his experience, gave a glimpse of what to expect from his coming album.
“Details of it is in my album. I’m trying not to talk about it so much. I’m channeling the energy to making music with it. The whole experience and how it all happened so yeah, my album, it’s just coming up,” he said.
Watch the conversation with Ebuka below:
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