We also shouldn't forget that both men served in the military in the 60s and 70s.

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…oruba people. Each musician made it a point to have a socio-political theme in each of their records. For example, both Barrister and Kollington had albums that discussed Nigeria’s 1983 election and transition, which was eventually truncated by yet another coup only three months later. KWAM1 too released Adieu Awolowo in 1987 to mark the passing of the country’s political leader Obaf…

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Adebayo Adeniran

Aug 18

We also shouldn't forget that both men served in the military in the 60s and 70s.

By that I mean Kollington Ayinla and Sikiru Ayinde Barrister.

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