Ghanaian fast food joint operator shows his love for Wizkid by forcefully making him Brands ambassador for his fast food joint

Wizkid is pretty much the biggest thing in Nigerian pop. He scored a massive smash last year with “Ojuelegba,” an insatiable rags-to-riches hit with a shoulder-shrugging Afrobeat, which inspired Drake to jump on a remix (the two linked up after expressing mutual admiration over Instagram). “Ojuelegba” is prime and perfect Afropop, characterized by a shuffling, whistling charisma, an elegant rhythm, and a message of positivity and parties. It is distinctly Nigerian, yes, but also—in the way that all songs that worm their way around the world are—an inspirational anthem for many.
Wizkid, who at 25 years old already adorns Pepsi ads in his native country, has become almost as known for his trendsetting style as his sound, and his is a thoughtful and fun approach to wardrobe: clean lines and minimalism; a mix of fresh streetwear with traditional Nigerian clothes; and bold, bright accessories.
A Ghanaian fast food joint operator shows his love for Wizkid by forcefully making Wizkid the Brands ambassador for his fast food joint. No doubt the man is a big fun of Wizkid. The fast food is has also been named “Ojuelegba,” one of his biggest hits songs since he started doing music.