All Sunny Ade's sacked band members are finished - Ex-Bassist, Jelili Lawal pleads for compensation

[@adesanyaademola2864]

This interview would have been an eye opener to a lot of accusations and counter accusations as regards Sunny's band but the audio quality is poor,the microphone would have being placed in front of him on a stand and his voice has cracked

[@kayodevictoromotosho]

I remember vividly, when I went for national disco competition in ibadan in October 1989, u are allowed to choose 1 traditional music, I went there with the Lp record of Ace , I won the competition with the ace of Ssp.

[@AdeyemiAdeleke-lh5mo]

God bless you, @deleadeyanju. You are a gem in our rotten society. Many people are comfortable with leaders oppressing their workers since they are enjoying the music. The government should step in and make sure that there is proper agreement in any endeavour. How is it reasonable that the musicians are filthy rich while their workers are living in penury. Something is not right.

[@Bjcrypto545]

Hot seat with Dele Agbaletu. Dele Agbaletu Dean of old skool and historical transparency ❤

[@munirosinaike2903]

Agbaletu, e ku ise re ati igbohun s'afefe! Opolopo wa ko le mo idi ti o fi tu isu de isale. Idi kinni ni wipe, Ki otito ba le joba, 2) Ni wipe ki asise ati ireje ba le dopin. You are quite well developed and good professional in journalism. May God continue to strengthen you with more wisdom. Much love!

[@ultimateone]

Another excellent interview although not as engaging or captivating as those of other former African Beats (AB) members. Oga Jelili looks pretty good and strong for his age. It's a shame though that Oja Jelili was all over the place with most of his answers thus prevented Dele from digging deep and extracting clear and concise information from him. It was a lost opportunity unless a sequel is arranged. One must ask what Oga Jelili has been living on since he left AB in 2007; given that he claimed not to have been doing anything since. That's a long time not to have been engaged in productive economic activities. @ Agbaletu, we now need to hear from Tunde Temilola aka Tunde Isaac Hayes who resides in London and from Tunde Manager, aka Michael Babalola. Please arrange long interviews with them too without delay. We need to hear from them with direct answers to the many comments that their former colleagues like Haji Tiamiyu, Haji Rasaki Aladokun etc have made across their own interviews. Tunde manager is especially important to fuse things together as their former band manager.

[@yinkaonisarotu7115]

Baba Jelili wanted to be political correct that is why he was avoiding to say the whole truth. He is not in a good place after over 50years of playing for one the biggest band in Nigeria. Which supports the position of Femi Sanya.

[@steven8384]

Agbaman, please ensure that the clarity of the audio quality meets standard for your listeners enjoyment. Great show!

[@kayodevictoromotosho]

Agbaletu, Ssp has been making waves in lagos from late 87 to 1988, before the released of ace in 1989, he launched the new instruments in early 1988, and he has be shaking lagos social cycle from late 1987 at stadium hotel.ace was released in July 1989, he blew into the market in October when they released the video clips.

[@PADUtech]

Please pay detailed attention to your audio quality. Well done.

[@kolajohnson5651]

Why sunny ade in your most interview? What's going on? What do u want o achieve? Re u a journalist or musician??

[@deleadeyanju]

@kolajohnson5651 I achieve Views nii. Haven't you seen?

[@AdeyemiAdeleke-lh5mo]

God bless you, @deleadeyanju, for asking tough questions to change the music industry. Don't listen to naysayers. ❤❤❤❤

[@Mohblow1]

Agbaletu, whether you reveal much or not, the truth can never be hidden. Especially for some of us that watch you and follow you. I believe the reason why you created this show is to uncover the truth so that the real and original history of events can be well documented.

[@oniluproductions1]

Jẹlili is Veteran Guitarist with KSA ride on Dele Àgbàlẹtù❤

[@alimohammed5329]

Italy was 96 sir

[@hafizbamidele-davidgbadamo5725]

The audio is not good today

[@ultimateone]

Could have been better but I heard all that was said.

[@alimohammed5329]

First travel to us was 90 and 92

[@ultimateone]

First travel for whom?

[@BC-im4jf]

Hummmm 😮🤔

[@alimohammed5329]

Olu Ibadan the bale of isa osi

[@alimohammed5329]

Bale of isale osi

[@alimohammed5329]

Chief accountant of shina peters organization

[@femisowunmi]

His words aren't so clear

[@adesewa100]

Nice interview but this guy minimise the lucrative truth...

[@Oribayo]

How would you expect an elderly man to admit to stealing in front of the whole world? If you wanted an honest answer you could have asked in humour.

[@hafizbamidele-davidgbadamo5725]

This baba is not composed, i dont seem to like his responses to the questions

[@OlusholaAkin]

When you get to his age we shall see how you will respond to questions

[@hafizbamidele-davidgbadamo5725]

@@OlusholaAkin Do you have to response if you dont know how to think constructively

[@deleadeyanju]

@hafizbamidele-davidgbadamo5725 The reason some of these people are scared to talk is the backlash and curses people who are fanatically unobjective met out to them. They worked with the band leaders for years as long as 30years in some instance, but when they are to share their experience, people who only enjoy the music criticize them on what to say or what shouldn't. They're aware and they don't want to offend their former leader's fans because they've been labeled servants forever. Fans don't even feel they have a right to talk. That's how one was asking me why Sunny Ade always. Gosh.

[@abiodunidahor522]

Dele good job. Keep it up. My question is why do band leaders do not share the engagement fees with the band members. Keeping the engagement for themselves is selfish.

[@sampsonkomolafe832]

Jellies is multi instrumentalist when he was playing for sunny Ade

[@ultimateone]

Stating the obvious!