Comedian Alibaba recently hung out with legendary Musicians Alex Zitto (He sang tickle me tickle me and baby walakolombo) and Mike Okri (he sang omoge and Okpeke) who both live in the United states of America...
I dont know if this Internet generation know anything about their songs but please google their names and see how sweet Naija songs used to be, before it became something else...
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Good looking out to them
ReplyDeleteBaby walankoloko, baby walankoloko 💃🏾💃🏾
DeleteIn fact yesterday evening the radio was agog with their music and I was having a field day! 💃🏾 I celebrate these music legends and other Naija legends, some of whom have passed on to glory. Yesterday was lit! 🙌🏾
DeleteWow
ReplyDeleteAwwww ! See them zaddy still looking good especially Alex Zitto dayum 🥰🥰 I remember listening to them when growing up..the like of Blackky, Daniel Wilson,Kris Okotie and the rest..this gen Z can't relate
ReplyDeleteAt all, I remember "African soldiers" by the late Sunny. "Nigeria by beloveth country" by Funmi Adams. "Ekwe" by Onyeka. Chai
DeleteI can't remember the name of the cinema at airport road kano. Mike Okri, Onyeka Onwenu Christie Essien all performed there brought by Roots investment. I was always among first people to see them as they will come to Roots investment from the airport. I must still do tag along with my older sisters to watch them play live. My not going means riot at home. It was great to be a teenager that time mehnn.
DeleteAlex Zitto, Daniel Wilson, Blaccky, Orits Wiliki et Al. Dem plenty but every generation get their own. I'm still dancing to indomie gen music too.
Looking cute.
ReplyDeleteThank God for life.
I remember Alex zitto. Baby waanakolonko oh yes x 4
ReplyDeleteYou don scatter my heart but you say you love me.
Mike okri song
Omege you fine yea yea yea, you fine
Omoge you fine ooh.
Good old days
This is sir Shina Peters' òmòge line in his album of that year.
DeleteMike Okri's own is Omoge yesterday no go be your own today etc, time na money ooo etc, Biri Bombay Hey come on it's dancing time etc 🎶 💃🏾🕺🏾
DeleteMike Okri sang "hear your mama hear your papa, life go better for you. Dodo ATI rice ko gbodo koja..."
DeleteStella you left out the most popular of Mike Okri's songs "Time na money". I grew up hearing the song in the early 90s.
ReplyDeleteTrue , smooth voice
DeleteTrue , smooth voice
DeleteOh my God.. alex zito. I have his songs on my phone. My favourite is country girl. Living legend.
ReplyDeleteGreat
ReplyDeleteMike okri, omoge yesterday no fit be your own today, she go tell u say no be only you be her lover........I love his songs. Nice one
ReplyDeleteThat’s not the Omoge he sang oh
ReplyDeleteHe sang. Omoge yesterday no fit gree your own today. She go tell you say no he only you be her lover
Put ear for ground na omo eko sam sam
Mike Okri's OMOGE:
Delete... Omoge yesterday no go gree your own today / she go tell you say no be only you be her lover / tell her tè slow katakata go burst o / she go sèlèlè find her way o / and you no go see am again / oh oh duro duro o / mà se sà fi mi silè òmòge o / oh oh bija bija / ...
You sabi am wella!
DeleteLegends!
ReplyDeleteI remember them with the likes of Felix Liberty, Chris Okotie, etc.
Legends and evergreen 👌
ReplyDeleteNow these are the real legends, music make sense in their time, truly gen Z wouldn't know them except those that love oldies.
ReplyDeleteLegends
ReplyDeleteWhere my fork and knife? Lunch is served. See yummy men.
ReplyDeleteI play piano for oga Mike. We both live in Southern California. Baba no want old oo. God bless all of them.
ReplyDeleteHeard he's a TAXI DRIVER?
DeleteGood seeing them doing well. Legends of our time. Mike Okri 🎵Time na money oh🎵. Alex Zitto 🎵Baby walakolombo🎵.
ReplyDeleteTime na money eh eh
ReplyDeleteTime na money
Kurinando
Make you use your time we'll...
Those guys sang song that make sense those days current generation na noise
ReplyDeleteAlex zito
Oris wilik
Mandator
Mike okiri
Wow!!! Good to see Alex zitto. I love his songs back then.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what you mean by something else , we give kudos to the predecessors but Naija music is much better and we appreciate the newbies. As our music is played all over the world. It gladens my heart to hear Flavor, Terms, Davido etc music play on the streets of NY, stores, blasting from people's car.
ReplyDeleteIt isn't better, it is simply different
DeleteIt isn't better, it is simply different
DeleteI still listen to Alex Zitto's tickle me on repeat
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