Nigerian artiste Ruger has announced his upcoming single, JAY JAY, scheduled for release on February 14th, 2025, coinciding with Valentine’s Day. He teased the track on social media, stating, “Just 12 comments and I will drop Jay Jay February 14th ❤️.” 
The announcement has generated significant excitement among fans, who are eager to hear Ruger’s latest work. The song is expected to showcase his unique blend of Afrobeat and reggae influences, continuing his trend of delivering catchy and impactful music.
Additionally, Ruger has revealed that his album, BlownBoy RU, is set to release in March 2025. 
Fans can look forward to more music from the artiste in the coming months.
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