BNXN, Asake release single ‘Eja Meja’
Nigerian music stars Daniel Benson, aka BNXN and Ahmed Ololade, aka Asake, have released their first collaborative single titled ‘Eja Meja’.
BNXN announced the release in a post on X, sharing a link to the song on streaming platforms.
The track serves as the lead single from his forthcoming extended play.
The collaboration marks the first official joint release by the two artistes, whose individual works have enjoyed commercial success both within and outside Nigeria.
Fans also took to X to celebrate the collaboration, with many describing the song as one they had anticipated, as they laud the chemistry between the two artistes.
One X user, Adigun Okikiola Yussuf, stated, “I knew whatever you both were cooking was gonna be a blast”.
Other fans shared clips from the song and expressed excitement over the release.
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