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Trybesmen ft Sasha, 2 Shotz, Blaise, Dr Sid, Oladele, Double O, Dr. Timi "Oya" is a landmark Nigerian hip-hop collaborative track released in 2001. It was a cypher-style hit that helped define the early era of contemporary Nigerian pop and rap. Did you vibe to this?

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