JUJU ICON, ADE WESCO ON HIS LIFE, MUSIC AND ORLANDO OWOH 

Thank God for his life, im so happy to see him looking good like this. I’m one of his fans because he was singing like late Orlando, he was also my neighbour in Agric Ikorodu, I will definitely look for him whenever I go to Akure. So many talented musicians from Ondo State, Francis Akintade too, I always listen to their music and they always remind me of home God bless you

Flip TV kindly sponsor this man . First musician that is so sincere about his musical journey hope Fuji musicians could copy this man instead of fighting themselves

He is an happy man

I think recording companies have a lot to do in terms of improving royalties of their artists. Maybe lawyers with experience of the entertaining industry might help to correct the wrongs. I never knew what I was missing till I bombed into his music on RU-vid just before the end of last year. It is marvelous. The brand is truly entertaining. God bless you Mr. Ade Wesco. You shall eat the fruits of your labour.

Not too many musicians will admit to having a role model he or she follows during the course of their music career. Most of them will tell you they have been singing from their mother's womb. This is a gentleman who simply confessed to have one without mincing words that Late Pa. Orlando Owoh was his role model. I still have about 6 clean LP records of this great musician. Thanks to the interviewer who brought this man out from oblivion.

This man is a Godley person

A very lovely man,may the Lord continue to bless and keep you.

Nothing but the truth... I really enjoy dis. Life long sir.

I never get tired of listening to his songs as well as those of the late Dr. Orlando Owoh. Quite revealing to learn they are both Ifon 'omimah' and even related. I found it really difficult to believe it wasn't Orlando singing, the first time I listened to 'Aye wa a dun' by Ade Wesco. Tribute to a living highlife legend, Baba Ade Wesco. Alujonu oni guitar.... Ojo yin a d'ale Sir. Amin.

Just sincere and humble character. Not ashamed to admit that he actually followed Orlando's footsteps. May you continue to be in good health.

Great interview. Long live Ade Wesco!

Hun it is just like yesterday,I remember when he used to come and play at a particular hotel right beside our house at Ekotedo Iyaolobe Ibadan owned by one Abeokuta Man on the same side with Victoria hotel,if I am not mistaken and if I still remember very correctly because I am talking about almost forty years now I think the name of that hotel is Sunrise Hotel as a matter of fact the closeness is such that it is just a road that goes between our house and the hotel. May God Almighty grant him long life and make the fruits of his labour enough for him to eat. This is one of the big problems plaguing Nigeria, you labour at a young age to be able to get something to fall back on when you grow old and sadly enough when you eventually grow old you will sadly be denied the fruits of your labour as at when you are supposed to start enjoying them,that is why you see most of these people suffer and eventually die an untimely death,sad

I love Ade Wesco's music. Kudus

Long life baba Ade Tesco, I am one of your admirers with Orlando owo

Rellay good

Longlife Baba Ade Wesco,,,,

I remember aswell when he used to played at Chrisbo Hotel and Palace Hotel very close to our house in early seventies i was quite a kid then.. I dont think he is in is fifty then.

Very interesting interview. 👍