Agbaletu, be rest assured that your work will outlast you and make a significant impact in the world, especially in Nigeria's music scene. May God bless you with unwavering good health and unparalleled wisdom. Enjoy the fruits of your labor while you still can, because you've earned it with your hard work and dedication. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
Wow! I have been looking forward for this interview. Young Ade is usually called Sunny Ilesha back then. God bless you for these good works you are doing Mr Adeyanju.
Baba Young Ade, is open and consistent, trustworthy Man of Honour, giving 👏🏾 honour to his elders in Music, vital points I picked from his words, he relates with people according to his inner instincts. When he started his own band, because of his initial/bad experience he had with band members, he did not accept collaborating with no one when approached, according to him, it will eventually resort to discord. Young Ade, you will live long, ojo adi ale Sir. AGBALETU, GBU
I know Deji well. We grew up together at Oke Oye then. His father's house was around The Apostolic church cementry within Central School premise, just opposite the current Anglican church Bishop's Court. Wishing you long life & sound health. Olu Adedayo, omo Yeye Gani elemi.
Baba wa Young Ade..very nice discussion here. Emi yin a gun ninu alafia o. Agbaletu, thanks for a wonderful job. God is with us All. Aanu l'arigba o. Dr Gbenga Falope Jnr.
Respect to elders is paramount. KSA is just a few years older than him in the real sense, but he shows him to much respect like a father. Virtue is everything. Great interview
Agbaletu, you are awesome. You are a great guy with your interviews, talented, knowledgeable, respectful and love past histories for the new generations. May the Lord continues to give you strength to do what you love best IJN
Honestly, I really enjoyed this interview, especially his response towards covetousness of the band boys. Band leaders are going through a lot. Band boys can switch over to another group at any time while band leaders are more concern about the continuity of their business.
