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Popular Nigerian singer, Ayo Balogun, better known as Wizkid is set to release a new album, titled ‘More Love, Less Ego.’

He made this known via his Instagram story late Sunday via his @Wizkidayo account while also appreciating other contributors to the album.

Wizkid told his fans that he made the album with lots of love for them.

His post reads: “(I) finished my album days ago! See you soon!! Love you all for real #MLLE,” he wrote.

The Grammy-winning singer added, “Special thanks to everyone that helped me put this together. Y’all got a special place in my heart. #MLLE.

“I made this one with a lot of love. Opoju!! (It’s plenty) #MLLE.”

Hinting at a special show for the album, Wizkid added, “#MLLE LA Special show.”

Wizkid had in October 2021 revealed the title of his next album and its release date.

Also, the multiple award-winning singers assured his fans that he would not let them wait for so long before releasing the new album.

The Grammy award winner while celebrating the first anniversary of his previous album, Made In Lagos, took to his verified Instagram page stating that the next album, More Love, Less Ego, would be released on the last day of his tour.

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