THESE NIGERIAN SINGERS MADE US HAPPY IN THE 90S

I was just thinking about the kind of music we all enjoyed and rocked at parties during the 90s and I wonder what happened to this veteran artists;

Before there was Patoranking there was Daniel Wilson of the ‘baby walakolombo’fame.

Before there was a Dbanj,we rocked to the tunes of Mike Okri(he tried to make a comeback recently).

Before Omawunmi,Waje and Tiwa,Onyeka Onwenu delighted us and still does with her sonorous voice.

Daddy Showkey,Daddy Fresh,Baba Fryo,The late Father U-turn all made us fall in love with Galala and every tune coming out of Ajegunle .

What about Sir Shina Peters,no birthday party was complete without ‘IJO SHINAAAAAAA’ and watch the crowd go gaga at the sound of this.My  dear friend made the grand entry with a dance  to her wedding reception with this Shina Peters classic last year at her wedding in Abeokuta,the song is that good and evergreen.

Oritz wiliki ,Majek Fashek,Raskimono sang their reggae with so much passion.

Some of us also grew up listening to the Waka Queen,Salawa Abeni(no need to form posh over this)did I hear u hum to yourself ‘gentle lady nimi emi kin she fighter oo’.

Dayo Kujore and Dele Taiwo made Juju sound so enchanting,of course with the legendary King Sunny Ade and Baba Commander Ebenezer Obey leading the pack.

Adewale Ayuba Mr Johnson made us wriggle our waists to his Bonsue Fuji...Those were the good old times.

And in Olamide,the rapper’s voice, let me say’ long live King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal living legend’,who gave us Talaso Fuji.

God bless the the artist that sang ‘Ifeoma Ifeoma I want to marry you’

And our Favorite birthday tune by Evi Ogona ‘uhhhhh yea,I wish you happy birthday..

The pure unadulterated gospel music of Funmi Aragbaye ,Ayewa,Timi Osunkoya , the C&S Ayo ni choir and Comfort Omoge blaring from the speakers makes you not want to lose sight of salvation.

The list is endless and I can go on and on. I know I stirred up a nostalgic feeling in some of you,lol.Feel free to add the list of your own favorite Nigerian artists of the 90s.