Spotlight on Exollo: Nigeria's Newest Voice of Resilience

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 Spotlight on Exollo: Nigeria's Newest Voice of Resilience







Introducing Exollo – the dynamic 18‑year‑old Nigerian artist born Fortune Itoro Sunday, whose refreshing vibe and heartfelt lyricism are making serious waves. His latest single, "Destiny in the Making" (produced and released under Witty Global Studio/Witty Global label), is a powerful anthem of hope, perseverance, and rising above today's challenges.


🔥 1. The Man Behind the Mission

Fortune Itoro Sunday, also known as Extollo, is a young creative firebrand, full of ambition, authenticity, and raw storytelling.

At just 18, he's bridging the gap between heartfelt truths and the pulse of today's youth culture.

Collaborating with Witty Global Studio for both production and release means high-calibre sound and messaging that resonates.


🎙️ 2. What Makes "Destiny in the Making" Unmissable

A lyrics‑driven call to action: "Press on in life, resilience, perseverance, aiming for the top"—chasing dreams with integrity.

A celebration of purpose: The song urges listeners not to be trapped by their current situations but to envision and shape a brighter tomorrow.

A message for the next gen: Raw inspiration for all young people who are fighting today to build a fulfilling future.


🎬 3. Visuals That Inspire

The music video deepens the narrative, transitioning from gritty urban landscapes to hopeful skylines and featuring symbolic scenes of pushing boundaries and forging ahead.

Cinematic storytelling highlights resilience in action: waking early, showing up, working hard, living the lyrics.

Strong visual metaphors (sunrises, lights, transformation) emphasise that today's struggle fuels tomorrow's triumph.


🌏 4. Why You Should Care

Because Extollo speaks your language: the hustle, the hope, the heart of perseverance.

Because it's not fluff: this is music shaped by real-life ambition and real-time urgency.

Because it inspires action: the kind of spark that moves a listener from watching to doing.


📡 5. Where to Discover It

"Destiny in the Making" is now live across all major streaming platforms—Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, Tidal, Pandora, SoundCloud, Audiomack, Boomplay, iHeartRadio, Napster, Anghami, Wynk Music, JioSaavn, QQ Music, NetEase Cloud Music, KuGou, Kuwo,  Melon Genie Music, Flo, Claro Música, Qobuz, Shazam, Instagram Music, Facebook Music, TikTok Sounds, Snapcha.t 

Watch the official music video on YouTube for the whole cinematic experience.

Follow EXollo / Fortune Itoro Sunday for exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, lyric breakdowns, and upcoming live events.


💡 6. Amplify the Message

Share the song with someone who needs hope today—

Comment on your favourite lyric that spoke to you most.

Tag a friend who's climbing their own mountain—so they know they're not alone.



Exollo's "Destiny in the Making" isn't just a piece of music—it's a manifesto for today's youth: don't get stuck, don't give up, and don't just chase a dream—build it with integrity, heart, and vision. This is Nigeria's newest voice of purposeful creative power—and the world is definitely listening.


🗣️ Your turn:
What line from "Destiny in the Making" resonated most with you? Drop it below—and let's keep the conversation (and the inspiration) flowing.


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Anonymous said…
Love this song
August 22, 2025 at 5:00 AM
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