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Oriki Ojo

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Orlando Owoh composed the songs in the album ‘Oriki Ojo’. He was firstly hired by Nigeria’s Kola Ogunmola Theater Group to play drums and sing then later, Orlando Owoh became a highlife musician and band leader.

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Orlando Owoh composed the songs in the album ‘Oriki Ojo’.

He was firstly hired by Nigeria’s Kola Ogunmola Theater Group to play drums and sing then later, Orlando Owoh became a highlife musician and band leader.

Oriki Ojo is a Yoruba album released in 2011. There are a total of 2 songs in Oriki Ojo.

The songs were sung and composed alongside Dr. Orlando Owoh favorite band, Young Kenneries Band.

Oriki Ojo has a lot of depth and brings an inward understanding into how the Yoruba Oriki is like.

It would definitely  help you broaden your knowledge on the Yoruba tradition.

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