The Alagbon Incident Was A Setup To Incriminate Dr Orlando Owoh - Alhaji Musa Ayandele

[@yemi1able]

Orlando baba!✊🏾🥰 Thank you so much for the in-depth explanation as a very seasoned, experienced, and knowledgeable drummer sir. May GOD Almighty continue to bless and protect you sir, AMEN🙏🏾💖 Brother Ejire and crew, thank you for always blessing us with unexpected talents🙏🏾🥰

[@NigbatiTV]

And you too ma. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for the encouragement 🙏🏿

[@feyikemiorlando4667]

The interview was very impressive and educative kudos to the journalist. Well done egbon MUSA rest on my Dad till we meet again love you Daddy mi chief Dr orlando owoh

[@wickedlionikafederal]

Are you truly Baba's daughter

[@taiwoolaniyi6343]

This is very interesting. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks

[@chribill009]

i enjoyed every bit of this interview and is really motivating drum is not about noise but most of we drummers this days we dont want to learn or make our research on how most of this things are been done.. respect to you Alahaji Musa i tap from your grace

[@adedayofatoki8345]

I wish my father was alive to watch this. He was a fan of Baba Orlando Owoh

[@NigbatiTV]

Eiya. Olorun a te baba si afefe rere!

[@adeyemiademoroti1981]

Baba really gone deeply and I learned a lot from him. Ejire kudos to you.

[@adeoguntolasolanke-oguntol5108]

This might end up being the best interview you have ever done. I really enjoyed it especially allowing your guest to make his point without unnecessary interruptions. Kudos to both of you. Saved to my watch later and favourite list on KZbin. Thanks for the good work.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed it. We try as much as possible to give our guests the freedom to express themselves, however our paramount quest is to satisfy you, our valued audience!

[@beatrice1641]

Awesome

[@kazeemadeyanju7221]

Alhaji keep it up,God bless your hand work

[@NigbatiTV]

Thanks a lot

[@victoribiwoye6135]

Beautiful interview! Should possibly ranked among the best because of the technical depth displayed by the Alhaji. I have been delighted. I am also pleased with the impression l keep on getting about King Sunny Ade as a humble, patient and hardworking man. Exquisite! Keep it up Ejire Oyila. Kudos to the Ayan himself.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thanks for watching

[@lygiaolijfveld9364]

ASA Yoruba o ni parun ooo. I really enjoyed this interview. Kudos!

[@segunkelly4000]

I love this interview great job anchor man

[@jamesjumbulank7352]

Fasasi Musa Ayandele, you are the best. You fed us with facts and added fun to it. You made me laugh 😁 and I so much appreciate you for that. I just feel like watching this video over and over again. 🙏

[@NigbatiTV]

😊 thank you

[@adebisiojiwusi7939]

Good job ajire. Please, Orlando’s Manager “Musese” is still alive. He’s from Owo town too. And some of his foundational bands members are still alive. Band members like; Pèrérè, Sauban, Pop Sunny, Oloye and the rest are still alive. Some of them are foundational members. You can as well bring them too. I’m sure they have enough details of what we don’t know about Baba Kenerie… thanks

[@NigbatiTV]

We would, if we have their contacts.

[@adenijimichael1664]

Daisi Ologbosere is my uncle from Idoani together with Sunday Ojomo that was playing bass guitar

[@akinfeshuby6527]

Very interesting can't Just stop watching half way like I always do . Just the best.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thanks for watching

[@omobajesu2713]

Wow. Very insightful interview. Kudos for doing and excellent journalistic work. Thank you to the baba for the education. Excellent job

[@odeponakayode3798]

Eku ise latowuro this interview shouldn’t have finished!!!!! Thanks for the good work done 🙏👌😎❤️💕🎉🍾👍🍾

[@NigbatiTV]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@adefikayobakare8776]

Orlando Owoh...,...ma wo mi roro.....

[@ДжонМак-в9ш]

Excellent show! Ejire, I enjoy your interviews. Well done. This drummer is an excellent musician as well. Iba o 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@NigbatiTV]

Rock on!

[@olubukolashobowale6891]

Waoh the Iya Ilu is really different! Very powerful sound

[@NigbatiTV]

Yes it is!

[@adenijimichael1664]

This interview, this interview, this interview! This is the best honestly.

[@NigbatiTV]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@adepanko1289]

Ejire and crew, very well done. 👏🏿 This is a real Ayan. Mo Juba. You have no idea how important these people and their stories are to us the followers of their work. Thank you for blessing us with people with real inside knowledge 🙏🏽.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you for watching sir. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@adewaleibidapo4278]

Fantastic interview. Best interview. Ejire is the best. Please bring King Sunny Ade and K1 the ultimate

[@NigbatiTV]

We are working on it!

[@tundealabi8564]

This is very interesting, thank you for promoting our culture

[@NigbatiTV]

YW sir!

[@adenijimichael1664]

This Alhaji is very handsome. Imagine how he would look while still younger. I really love 💕 his analysis. How i wish the interview had gone for like 4 hours

[@NigbatiTV]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@jideoguntoba9354]

This man is the very best

[@gbengrocco5808]

the best so far

[@adufun7910]

Very rich chat show👍🏽👍🏽

[@soyemiadewale5016]

Africans are so rich in culture

[@simeonakins9661]

Well done bro, don't forget to bring Paul tao, ex Ebenezer obey guitarist now pastor in Rccg

[@ankarafestivaltexas7230]

True talk boda Musa. I was there at Okoya house during his mother's burial. 1996

[@NigbatiTV]

Ojo re bi ana! Thanks for sharing your memories!

[@jimoholoyede3706]

Ejire you are great......nice interview

[@NigbatiTV]

Thanks for watching

[@obalola_iw1505]

This is not waste of time at all. Very interesting

[@seyeomoluabi3475]

Best of the best

[@NigbatiTV]

Thanks for watching

[@bamgboyeadeniyiFCCA]

Now the video /interview i have been waiting for

[@NigbatiTV]

Glad we made it happen!

[@noblekingson6686]

Hmm..kerikeri! 🤔 “Ti ‘gbaju ti ‘gbamu ti Keri-Keri fi n r’ode ariya”. So, ilu lo n je Keri-Keri🤩

[@deepsoul549]

How can we support this your prospect financially? You are doing a really good job. One of the best interview I have ever watched.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you for the encouragement. Kindly send your contact details to us at [e-mail] and we would reach out to you. Thank you in advance.

[@wedonblowtv8092]

Brilliant Ejire is the best ! This is a really nice PLATFORM FOR YORUBA ! 1:11:29 lol olawalee

[@NigbatiTV]

Ese sir!

[@fredalademerin7626]

Ejire. I love yr articulation and mannerisms with your interviews. Many thanks

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you for the encouragement!

[@israelkoa]

Waoo this is EXCELLENT Musa Ayandele Onilu , what a wise and man of integrity! ''The word of the Lord can't be broken Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.'' Great word of numerous life experiences for us to learn from ,we incoming generation.!! Ejire this is the most Excellent concept from you so far and i pray for more wisdom from God for you to do more of this.!!! KARE EJIRE OYILA.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you for the encouragement!

[@israelkoa]

@@NigbatiTV You're welcome my brother. Ile agbe e'. You're such a source of inspiration , keep the flag flying 💕!

[@AS-jw3hk]

Baba Ayan is special. Very interesting interview

[@NigbatiTV]

Yes it is. Thanks for watching!

[@ruggedtobby]

I can easily say this is the most interesting interview i have watched in this page, Very very insightful. Great job Ejire and his crew 👍🏿

[@NigbatiTV]

Thanks for watching

[@olawoyeayodeji4754]

I just listened to that record about okparaji today before I’m watching this interview

[@Joe-uz7ix]

This is a Professor of Drumming. There are more to drumming than just beating drum.Ijinle re o! Agba konni tan lori. E seun olotu eto.

[@akinwalefemi8728]

🔥 🔥 🔥👏

[@NigbatiTV]

Thanks

[@tolulopegeorgemichael5351]

Nice interview so far

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you for watching!

[@samsonkomolafe6523]

Yesooooo bring in king sunny Ade

[@kunleolatomide8255]

Great interview!

[@NigbatiTV]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@adesewa100]

Nice guy,....

[@NigbatiTV]

Very!

[@MrAdesugar]

I really enjoyed the interview, keep it up mate .

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you sir!

[@olusegunokedeji9120]

Nice interview....can I get his contact for a media interview. Thanks

[@bodunshayo1607]

NigbatiTV, PLEASE CAN YOU POST YOUR DIRECT TELNO' , THANKS.

[@NigbatiTV]

Whose number do you need ma’am?

[@molatsoninternationalfreig4963]

Pls bring Orikanbody- Onile Kollignton Ayinla.

[@arikuyeriakanji3010]

Sorry o. Orikanbody has been dead for years now. May his soul Rest In Peace

[@molatsoninternationalfreig4963]

@@arikuyeriakanji3010 May his soul Rest In Peace. Can we have any other Kollignton Ayinla band boys

[@youtube_user194]

swears i really enjoy this especially that 54:00 - 59:55 part

[@NigbatiTV]

Glad you did!

[@DeleAkins]

Is Sunday Ayeobasan from Ondo precisely Irele from Gbeleju street

[@NigbatiTV]

Yes, he is from Ondo state.

[@DeleAkins]

@@NigbatiTV thanks for your response. That name sound like he from my maternal home in Irele LGA Ondo state. From Gbeleju Street

[@evang.emmanuelolukoredeadegoke]

Ejire has heeded to advice by allowing his guests to talk and not intersecting and cutting them off their line of thoughts.

[@afolamiadewole9729]

Baba sunny

[@chribill009]

changing of instrumentalist you started with from graze root is only a set back for musicians, a musician that want to go far don't change band boys like cloths. is high time they realize that

[@adeosunolutunde236]

It appears the man is allowed to veer off the discussions on his sojourn with Orlando Owoh and his music due to the man's work experiences with some other notable musicians - King Sunny Ade and Commander Ebenezer Obey. Issues about Orlando Owoh only trickle in intermittently, and the tangible one at that, is Orlando's Alagbon experience during the military era. On a lighter mood however, Ejire deserves a special kudos from all drummers for championing their cause on every interview like this, ditto for elderly thespians who are scarcely featured in Nollywood. I may not be wrong to guess he is passionate and sympathetic about their plights. In my own assessment, it appears the interview does not focus deeply on Orlando Owoh and his music, like the previous interview conducted by Nigbati/Ejire with other set of drummers did of their bosses.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you for your feedback. Truly appreciated!

[@duduarts7]

Iseyin loni ilu titi tofi de ilu oyinbo!

[@NigbatiTV]

Beeni!

[@Joe-uz7ix]

😂Baba has good sense of humour. Won keep london sardines.Mo ti rerin yo😂😂😂

[@OlorunlekeEmmanuel-r7l]

If somebody want to know how to play gududu (opon), he should have been going to (ode ilu) with the elders. He must have been going to burial, ode egungun, coronation etc with the elders.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you for the info

[@AdesanyaAdeyeye-vc8si]

Please, two poins to note: 1) Saworo ide did not originate from Britain, The technology of brass making started from Africa. 2) If iya ilu is the mother drum, Yoruba tradition believes that Gudugudu is the overall boss, the father of all the members of the the dundun set.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you for the information!

[@simeonakins9661]

Don't forget Sir shina Peter's too

[@NigbatiTV]

We are working on it!

[@osagbemirotaiwo4025]

This is a professor of drums

[@Joe-uz7ix]

😂😂😂Oju leri.O ga ju!!Eyin Baba Orlando to jo na,eyin ti baba fi nfa ganja ni😂

[@arikuyeriakanji3010]

No, Ibarapa is not the only place of good talking drummers, nor did talking drum originate from Ibarapa. From the olden days till now, Oyo state is generally known as home of talking drum. Starting from Oyo Alaafin to the whole of Oke-Ogun ( Iseyin, Saki, Okeho Ilero, Otu, Komu, Baba-ode, Tede, Agoare), then Ibarapa (all in Oyo state), you will always find versatile and knowledgeable talking drummers. So also is Osun state known as as abode of great talking drummers- Osogbo, Ogbomoso, Ede, Ikirun, Ilesa, Oke Imesi, etc.

[@NigbatiTV]

Thank you for the enlightenment

[@baobabafrikaner335]

Ipapo, Oke-Amu, Okaka...

[@omonigeromoniger2908]

This is a lie, Ilu is from all Yorubaland not OYO. All Yoruba towns and villages has masquerade and Kings they all have Ilu which is from Ile-Ife the cradle of Yoruba. Please go and check ODU IFA.

[@adeyemo9000]

This man too exaggerate some answers sha.. But not much about Orlando owoh thou

[@truthsetsfree8834]

Yes you're right.

[@adeyemo9000]

@@truthsetsfree8834 abi nah hin name suppose bii BaBa G.O

[@olasqalamson2611]

Hahaha, why saying this?this is the statement of facts on his drumming journey