BRYMO BIOGRAPHY, EDUCATION, CAREER, CONTROVERSIES AND NET WORTH

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Brymo, whose real name is Olawale Ibrahim Ashimi, is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, and author known for his distinct style blending Afrobeat, alternative music, and folk influences. He gained prominence with his debut album, “Brymstone,” and has since released several successful albums, including “Son of a Kapenta” and “Oso.”

BRYMO PROFILE

Name	Brymo
Real Name	Olawale Ibrahim Ashimi
Date of Birth	9 May 1986
Age	38 Years
State of Origin	Lagos State
Tribe	Yoruba
Nationality	Nigerian
Occupation	Singer and Songwriter
Religion	Islam
Marital Status	Married
Net Worth	$3 Million
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BRYMO BIOGRAPHY

Olawale Ọlọfọrọ, known professionally as Brymo, was born on May 9, 1986, in Okokomaiko, Ojo, Lagos State, Nigeria. Brymo’s father is an Awori – carpenter, and his mother is an Egun – petty trader. As the only child, he grew up immersed in both Islamic and Christian traditions and memorized the entire Qur’an at an Islamic school.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Brymo began his education at Aganju Aka Primary School and later moved to Japual Primary School. He completed his secondary education at Ajangbadi High School in Lagos, graduating in 2003. Initially enrolled at Lagos State University (LASU) to study zoology, he left after his second year to pursue a career in music.

CAREER

Brymo’s musical career began in 1999 while he was still in secondary school. His debut album, Brymstone, was released in 2007, followed by The Son of a Kapenta in 2012. This album featured popular singles such as “Ara,” “Good Morning,” and “Go Hard.” His third studio album, Merchants, Dealers & Slaves, released in October 2013, received critical acclaim and included singles like “Down” and “Eko.”

His music incorporates a diverse range of genres, including alternative rock, afro-soul, folk, fuji, R&B, reggae, pop, and rock. He describes his work as pop due to its communicative power and widespread appeal.

His albums Merchants, Dealers & Slaves and Tabula Rasa address social injustice and societal issues in Nigeria. His music is noted for its poetic lyrics, deep personal ideology, and a blend of cheekiness and ribaldry.

CONTROVERSIES

In May 2022, Brymo publicly supported Bola Ahmed Tinubu, which led to controversy and a petition demanding the revocation of his nominations at the eighth annual All Africa Music Awards. The petition gathered over 40,000 signatures.

BRYMO SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLE

https://www.instagram.com/brymolawale?igsh=MTRrNWF1ZW4yZGZ3cA==

PERSONAL LIFE

Brymo is married to Esse Kakada, with whom he has a son born on March 27, 2015. Esse was featured on the track “Naked” from Brymo’s album Klĭtôrĭs. Brymo’s music often explores themes of infidelity and personal challenges, including those related to his marriage, as seen in his albums Èsan and Harmattan & Winter.