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Alih Joel Ayobamidele

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Alih Joel AyoBamidele, also known as "Joele" or "Joele Baaa," is a Nigerian actor, portrait artist, and performer. He is a member of the Instagram Parish Ministry (IPM), a comedy troupe led by Woli Agba. Joel is known for his roles as "Omo Iya Modi" and "Rasheedi," contributing significantly to the group's comedic skits and performances. He is also a skilled portrait artist, showcasing his artwork on Instagra. Joel has has established himself as a notable figure in Nigeria's IPM's scene.

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    Update Jan 17, 2025

    Fans Ecstatic As Usimamane Shoots ‘Dangerous 2’ Music Video With Rick Ross in Cape Town

    Did Rick Ross come to South Africa to shoot a video with Usimamane? That's what fans think, and the KZN rapper's street cred has gone up! Months after officially breaking through in the music industry with his debut album, 20th: Days Before Maud, Usimamane is still shaking the streets, and he's only getting started. The KZN rapper caught netizens' attention when he featured Rick Ross on a song called Dangerous II, a move not many musicians can achieve in their lifetime. He has now taken it a step further by shooting a video with the biggest boss. Usimamane shared a video spending time with Ross in Cape Town at a stunning penthouse suspected of being the location of their shoot. The Cheque hitmaker even shared pictures of himself driving a Ferrari, and it looks like he is set to deliver a Rick Ross-level music video:

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