Baddy Oosha Biography; Net Worth, Age, Songs And Real Name

Baddy Oosha is a Nigerian music mogul, musician, actor, television personality, movie and music producer, songwriter, singer, rapper, and prolific entrepreneur. Baddy Oosha has over the years been recognized as the face and the most compelling force behind Nigerian street music because of the roles he played and his contribution to developing the talents of mega Nollywood stars like Small Doctor, Oladips, Street Billionaires, Wale Turner, and new YBNL signed artist Picazzo to name a few.

Baddy Oosha Real Name

Although popularly known as Baddy Osha, his real name is Akeem Badmus.

Baddy Oosha Age

Baddy Oosha was born on the 30th of September and is a native of Ayetoro, Ogun State in southwestern Nigeria.

Baddy Oosha Net Worth

Baddy Oosha has an estimated net worth of $6 million. Baddy Oosha makes his money from his career as a musician and a music producer.

Baddy Oosha Songs

  • Hustler’s Anthem
  • 44-4 Foti
  • Party Hard
  • H’oil
  • H’OIL 2.0
  • Timbalowo 2.0
  • Street
  • Road to September 30
  • 911
  • Mama Africa
  • It’s Plenty
  • Ashakasha
  • Timbalowo 2.0
  • IKE
  • IDAN
  • Gyration
  • Timba Lowo
  • Good Vibes
  • Angeli
  • Fake Transfer
  • Oga
  • Kabiti
  • Ibile Freestyle
  • FO
  • 2020
  • E’semi
  • Talo’n Shaye
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