1960 Lagos, Nigeria and its musicians in the years after independence

[@shodemmainman9871]

Used to relax at this hotel while in Nigeria. I believe it was used in the past by notable people and teams.

[@Kemilola37]

I love my country

[@stefaniaomo9045]

beautiful!!!!

[@davidthegreat2987]

Five minutes! Is that all!

[@emiellively735]

I love music

[@Biobele]

No old clips?

[@mathewjohwa7536]

Great film making, in fact I'm a film maker based in the UK and I'm covering a documentary based on a Nigerian artist trying to establish his own unique genre. I would like to get your input or even your involvement, if interested please reply.

[@wysefavor]

Sad sad....why are these older musicians so poor...

[@busykerry179]

They were not doing it necessarily for money. hmmm they were really doing with strong passion.

[@robodub1]

Anyone know what the song is at the end, during the credits?

[@yomwoody]

Onisuru by orlando Julius

[@akinokusami3623]

High life music is sooo deep. It was mainly about political & social situations from musicians who lived it & described Africa's place in the world. And that was when Africa was closest to becoming a Wakandan paradise! Unlike stupid Afro Beat now much of who's artists are from privileged/corrupt family backgrounds & are unwilling or uncaring to talk about such issues (when it's most needed). Every song is about touching a girl's ass these. Disappointing!! At least rap music still tries despite its own obvious shift in focus.

[@videdscommtwum1903]

Ghana afro beat twi

[@MrSivram28]

It all originated from Nigeria

[@gertrudeeffah3610]

Where was Nigeria when Ghana started highlife music

[@godsanointed3397]

@@gertrudeeffah3610 Ghana didn't start highlife. Highlife was started by the entire West African countries.