Alhaji Saka Olayigbade - Abimbola Elemoro / Bob Taylor

[@olola-akintimehinoluwambe-5772]

The solemn music ,and the likes Kayode Fashola, Ayinla Omowura,Haruna Ishola ( baba nganni agba)Ligali Mukaiba etc were the the music enjoyed on Eko akete in the evening and weekends in ' 60 's and 70:s

[@aryanapologetics]

164 Tokunbo Street,he won a competition on the day I was given birth to..favorite musician of mom.

[@IslamicDivineSingers]

Nice one from my father at Epetedo. Kare omo laigbade mola oke

[@stinger4712]

the string work is badass. few people can speak with a string... Alihaji mi!!

[@haquadmumtaz1708]

Humm, Yoruba musicians are numerous o. Kudos to those drummers

[@globalpolitics-g7c]

He took Sakara music to danceable status above just a soothing and lyrical powerful levels of Lefty Salami and Baba Legba era!

[@kayodeajetunmobiojo3069]

Rip baba nla nla awo Olatunde Ajetunmobi

[@skinanjo1]

I from moon shine appreciate your music. May your soul rest in peace.

[@aryanapologetics]

Ilu to kere to gba eniyan....I'm from Idi Oparun area.

[@FadipeKamar67]

Remembering d good old days. Eko 4 show

[@toyinmohammed5998]

Kudos! Mola Ope,

[@jaffedania7310]

Greatest of them all.

[@vicoloni]

Damn! The instrumentals is awesome. Nothing like that again in today's music

[@abudubalogun4905]

👍❤️

[@cargolarry]

best ever... very lovely. i really enjoy it.

[@iyaboakinnuoye9985]

i really enjoy it. thank you so much.

[@oluwatoyinoluwa6069]

Okare omo Obayomi molaope, orun re.

[@abayomiapatira3561]

Vintage Sakara music. Reminds me of my growing up in Lagos Island.

[@ajedeluwasa]

As a child also growing up on Lagos Island, Epetedo specifically, I used to follow S. Olayigbade as Ajiwere during the Muslim fasting period.

[@olanrewajutirmidhi8241]

@@ajedeluwasa Baba oo

[@hakeemogunbunmi7398]

me too

[@raheembabajide870]

Rip Olayigbade Olorin Oba

[@yetundemakanju8386]

Please sir, the track that says 'TI mba lo ma de Saka laigbade ti mba lo ma de, which record is the track? Thanks

[@Kaydee-ww7ui]

lovely

[@ogundijiahmmed581]

Is this man rived wt barry in those days when barry sang (Sakara ni tiwon Fuji ni ayinde comander oo

[@EgbaAlake]

Correct. There was some sweet old beef between the duo back in the day.May their souls RIP:kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqTChqGud9GCrqs

[@moshoodare7598]

@@EgbaAlake - Egba Alake - Any hope of getting Monsuru Akande's Volume 1 ?

[@WaleAjayi]

The beef was made with Jolly Lawa

[@WaleAjayi]

Layigbade wasn’t really involved in “Were”

[@sijupat8285]

when was this released

[@ajedeluwasa]

The beat is totally irresistible, syncopated, as if the igunnuko pot drums are very prominent in the background.

[@basiruazeez1100]

Few times as a growing up kid, i saw benben drum among his live show instrument but didn't know if he record with it.

[@abudubalogun4905]

👍❤️

[@holaryhiwholhakhazheem7978]

ki olohun oforun ke awon akorin gidi

[@damilolayunusoyebanji4509]

Ameen o Baba

[@hakeemkazeem6241]

Orun re laigbade

[@olusholaoshodi4665]

I tend to disagree with the sentiment of Mr Adio. Yes, I alluded with preference made within the framework of the Constitution about the right of Nigeria citizens but the otherwise are clearly visible and confronted us in the face. Starting from the South Eastern states of Nigeria, No Nigerian’s are allowed to domicile and own a property within the corridor of the region ditto the Northern Territories of Nigeria. Your fundamental rights are caged and restricted. Most of the narratives of Mr Adio is bored down to his parochial interest please