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Eko Ila

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Everyone has his or her favorite guitar hero, but when it comes to juju music, you have to give it up for the maestro Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey. 

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Everyone has his or her favorite guitar hero, but when it comes to juju music, you have to give it up for the maestro Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey. 

His signature music style of percussion, drum kits and talking drums while weaving yotuba proverbs into dance floor music. Accompanying the lyrics of this song are heavenly beats, 

On this record he preaches love, contentment, patience and reliance on God.

One thing you would enjoy from such music aside from the lyrics (if you understand them) is the harmonization of the strings and the drums. Some of his titles are even popular songs in churches today.

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