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Amódemájá and Nigeria’s political paradise of lies, By Festus Adedayo
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· September 6, 2026
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Key points Olatunji, a legendary Yoruba Sakara music lord, released an album entitled Amódemájá in 1969. Chief Abdul-Wahab Amódemájá was celebrated by Yusuff Olatunji in his music.
Chief Abdul-Wahab Amódemájá was celebrated by Yusuff Olatunji in his music. Olatunji, a legendary Yoruba Sakara music lord, released an album entitled Amódemájá in 1969. The album praised the sterling qualities of Amódemájá, who held a high-ranking military-derived civil title as the Seriki of Egbaland.
The album used metaphor and vivid imagery to advocate for the importance of good people. Further details about the album and its message can be found in the original article by Festus Adedayo.
The article discusses Amódemájá and Nigeria's political landscape, but limited information is available about the specific topics covered. Readers can refer to the original article for more information.
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Published: September 6, 2026 ·
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