Wizkid’s Ojuelegba Is The 12th Biggest Song In The World This Year

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Fader, a U.S magazine famous for choosing the the biggest songs in the world annually, has ranked Wizkid (Ojuelegba) smash hit as the 12th biggest song in the world this year. Pictured below is what was written about Ojuelegba…


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