I taught Shina Peters how to play the Guitar before releasing him to Prince Adekunle - ‘Dele Akande

[@kingrevvv8018]

You are one hell of a great interviewer!! So badass! Thank you for all you do

[@adekunleadegbite9149]

Thanks for this interview Very historic I grew up in Osogbo The brother that mentioned that died in an accident was our Physics teacher at Osogbo Grammar School May his soul rest in peace

[@deleadeyanju]

Thank you so much sir

[@andrewoni197]

Your interview is always very full and revealing, go ahead, well done

[@RO-zq7hc]

Good job Dele.He mentioned my late brother,this guy is really truthful.

[@deleadeyanju]

Thank you sir.

[@HarriBestReactions]

What a beautiful man.Very modest.He didnt wanna get involved in no controversy or upset anyone.He must have had a stroke.But he's a very strong man,he was still fully in control.I wish him many more healthy years

[@alexandergomes3317]

IF THIS GENIUS PLAYED LEAD GUITAR ON THE SUNNY TI DE SOUNDTRACK...THEN HE WAS AN AMAZING WORLD CLASS GUITARIST..I LISTEN TO IT DAILY AND HIS MASTERY WAS TOP NOTCH

[@adesewa100]

I love Adeyaju so much... he's a very good researcher, in-depth analyst...

[@adisashaffi2660]

Dele Adeyanju, many thanks to your programs, may Almighty Allah continues gives you wisdom.

[@deleadeyanju]

Amen sir.

[@obanlatemidayo9960]

Omo the man sabi oh 😊❤❤❤

[@Moyosugar]

The interviewer knows how to interview 👍🏿

[@obanlatemidayo9960]

💯

[@AdetunjiEdun]

Please let us know about Wale Glorious.

[@OyesolaPeter]

Great interview sir

[@oduduwachurch7589]

Yoruba language is so straightforward ❤

[@afolayantoyin5994]

I enjoy this program

[@globaldrumsentertainment3841]

Haaaa I so much enjoy this program very lovely and I feel entertained. Thank you so much Mr Dele and God Almighty will continue to bless you

[@adesewa100]

Nice one 🙂

[@deleadeyanju]

Thank you so much sir.

[@babatundekehinde3025]

Dele Akande and his Batakoto band.

[@abayomiojo1930]

I thought you would ask him to play the guitar.

[@deleadeyanju]

Unfortunately we couldn't locate any of his records.

[@yinkadoyinbo5950]

Let’s hear from Sir Shina Peters pls. Weldone Dele! You’re doing a fantastic job

[@folayemibankole5467]

❤❤

[@simeonakins9661]

Well done bro dele

[@deleadeyanju]

Thank you sir.

[@noblekingson6686]

May God heal the interviewee, seems to have heard partial stroke.

[@habeebtunde5591]

I noticed that too. Stroke is a b^st^rd

[@adesewa100]

Victor Uwaifo was a legend. ....

[@deleadeyanju]

He was. Despite eventually not settling down in Lagos, his works cut across all genres and locations.

[@justreason5868]

I think interviews should consist of these legends playing any short clip of any instrument they feel comfortable of performing for listeners. Although, the verbal stories are still excellent.

[@temitayoifedun9702]

The Microphone Heavyweight, more Strength

[@C_H_E_T_Y]

MAMA MARIANI PREACHED TO HIM...

[@adesewa100]

Omo iranse Olorun ma nya ipata gan nio ..

[@deleadeyanju]

Laughs. Sounds like an assumption but in reality, you're correct. I think it's either because they're forced to live a regimented life with less freedom or they're too free while the parents are on ministry field.