Here is a ranking of Olamide Baddo's 9 albums

<p>A look into the discography of Olamide Baddo one of the greatest artists in the history of Nigerian music.</p>, <h2>1. 'YBNL' (2012)</h2>, <span>A ranking of Nigerian superstar musician Olamide's 9 albums</span>, <h2>12 years after the release of his debut album 'Raposodi', Olamide is set to release his landmark 10th album 'Unruly' which he says would likely be his last.</h2>, <p>Ahead of the bittersweet moment 'Unruly' will usher in, listeners can take consolation in Olamide's rich discography that packs timeless projects.</p>, <p>Ranking Olamide's albums is not an easy feat as the rapper always undertakes to outdo himself in a career that has seen him evolve from a smooth-talking young rapper to the head honcho of Nigeria's Hip Hop.</p>, <p>Nevertheless, it's this daunting task of ranking Olamide's projects that this writer aims to undertake. This ranking is a celebration of Baddo's greatness and a preparation for the release of his 10th album.</p>, <p>Here is a ranking of Olamide's solo albums in descending order.</p>, <p>The last offering in Olamide's annual album release, 'Lagos Nawa' can be considered to be the output of a spent Olamide who delivered an album every year in the preceding 6 years.</p>, <p>Although boasting the smash hit 'Wo', the album doesn't offer the array of hit tracks or a collection of stinging rap records that defines Olamide's classic projects.</p>, <p>An unexpected release from the legend, 'UY Scuti' was the album that signals Olamide's evolution from hitmaker to veteran status. The album notably sees Olamide slow down the tempo of his delivery while also employing more Pop and Dancehall stylism.</p>, <p>Like every Olamide album, 'UY Scuti' delivers a hit record in 'Rock' and listeners would also fondly remember the album for introducing listeners to a crop of new talents.</p>, <p>This is a sensational body of work that somehow still struggles to get the credit due to it.</p>, <p>'The Glory' is perhaps Olamide's most defiant album as he leans more into his rap side in an assertion