Queen Oladunni Decency - Ijesa Progressive Union

From "Queen Oladunni Decency - African Mummy Juju" (Nigeria 70’s)
Tracks:
1. Ijesa Progressive Union
2. Emi Yio Ma Yin O Logo
3. Chief S. B. Ajasa Oluwa (Isikalu)
(original release 1974 - 1979)
Queen Oladunni “Decency” & her Unity Orchestra from Ijebu, first female guitarist and Juju band leader, died very young, only 28 years.

[@olubusolaolanrewaju7950]

This is awesome! My mummy just told me of a lady singer that sang during the christening of my cousin and i decided to google her...and i found her here!

[@aremoabiodunsoyibo563]

I am shedding tears listening to this Awesome Lady Of Songs music. If she could played like this during those analog years and instruments. What would have become this Lady if she is alive today. REST IN PEACE DECENCY OLADUNNI.

[@ibukunkudaisi1562]

I was born in the year this my favorite singer came to lime light,oo maseoo kokoro koje ka gbadun obi to gbo

[@toyinbrown9222]

Where did this come from old school

[@siatelecomsltdLondon]

Unfortunately, there are people in this world who just can't handle competition.

[@akinadeoya4133]

This I dont understand. Was she a victim of a jealous rival?

[@siatelecomsltdLondon]

@@akinadeoya4133 Let us just say that certain people felt threatened by her talent.

[@babalolamojisola8770]

How did she die at a very younger age?

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@@babalolamojisola8770 We can't really go into that.