FOLA is having the kind of year most artists spend years chasing. After a run of chart-topping records, major award recognition, and a rapidly growing audience, the singer is returning to Ibadan city for FOLA Homecoming. The homecoming, which will take place on October 3 at Agodi Gardens, comes in the middle of an incredible […]
FOLA is having the kind of year most artists spend years chasing. After a run of chart-topping records, major award recognition, and a rapidly growing audience, the singer is returning to Ibadan city for FOLA Homecoming. The homecoming, which will take place on October 3 at Agodi Gardens, comes in the middle of an incredible run for FOLA.
In 2026 alone, he has scored three number one songs on the Official Nigeria Top 100, including “B4 B4” with Davido and Mayorkun, which has spent four consecutive weeks at the top of the chart. He also enters the 2026 Headies Awards with 10 nominations across major categories, including Album of the Year and Best R&B Album for Catharsis, following a year that has seen his music and audience grow significantly.
But beyond the numbers and recognition, Fola Homecoming carries a more personal significance for the singer. Ibadan is where FOLA’s journey began, making the opportunity to return to the city at the height of his biggest year so far a chance to celebrate that journey with the people and place that have been part of it.
For FOLA, coming back to Ibadan makes the moment more personal.
“Ibadan is home for me, so doing this here means a lot. It’s been a big year already, and I’m just happy to come back, perform for my people and make it a proper night.”
Fola Homecoming will see FOLA headline an evening of live music at Agodi Gardens, with special guest appearances to be announced. The show offers fans in Ibadan an opportunity to experience the artist at a significant moment in his career, as he brings the momentum of his 2026 run back to where it all started.
Early Bird tickets are now available for a limited time, get your tickets.

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