Oleku (song)

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"Oleku"
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Single by Ice Prince featuring Brymo
from the album Everybody Loves Ice Prince
ReleasedJune 8, 2010 (2010-06-08)
Recorded2010
Genre
Length4:50
Label Chocolate City
Songwriter(s) Panshak Zamani and Olawale Ashimi
Producer(s) Jesse Abaga
Ice Prince singles chronology
"Rewind"
(2010)
"Oleku"
(2010)
"Superstar"
(2011)
Brymo singles chronology
"Oleku"
(2010)
"Attention"
(2011)
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Oleku"Panshak Zamani and Olawale Ashimi4:50
2."Oleku (Cover)" (by Kagwe Mungai)Kagwe Mungai [16] 3:27
3."Oleku (Vector Version)" (by Vector) Vector [17] 3:17
4."Pussy (Oleku)" (by Mugeez)Mugeez [18] 2:37
7."Shame! (Oleku Cover)" (by Atumpan featuring A.O) Atumpan and A.O [19] 4:09
8."Oleku Warri Remix" (by Yung6ix) Yung6ix [20] 5:56
9."Baby You (Oleku Remake)" (by Victoria Kimani) Victoria Kimani [21] 4:46
10."Onyenekwu [Remix] featuring Ice Prince" (by Tekno) Tekno [22]  
11."Oleku Cover" (by Eddie Kadi) Eddie Kadi  
12."Change your love (Oleku Cover)" (by Sarkodie featuring Mohammed)Sarkodie and Mohammed [23] 3:19

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