Five interesting facts about Omah Lay that you may not know

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🔆Stanley Omah Didia, known professionally as Omah Lay, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter. Stanley Omah Didia was raised in the Nigerian city of Port Harcourt. He hails from Ikwerre, Rivers Local Government Area in Rivers State.

🔆He attended Comprehensive High School in Rivers State before proceeding to the University of Port Harcourt. He comes from a musical family and his grandfather played instruments for the singer Celestine Ukwu before he died in 1997. Omah Lay's father played the drums. 

🔆Omah Lay started out in a rap group under the stage name "Lil King." He later moved on to songwriting and music producing, which went largely uncredited, and as a result of that, he released "Do Not Disturb" in April 2019. "Hello Brother" was released a month after.

🔆He signed to a record label named KeyQaad in June 2019, and took a seven month break. During the break, he worked on his debut EP, Get Layd. 

🔆He gained widespread recognition in early 2020 after his self-produced single, "Bad Influence", went viral on social media.



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