Shina Peters joined Adekunle's band during Adekunle's absence & why Shina Adewale didn't work out.

From the 2017 documentary produced by M. Ola Kazim, more facts emerged about how Sir Shina Peters joined Prince Adekunle and how he started a band with Segun Adewale.

[@adeoyeoluwadeko2672]

Ola Kazeem is a good man indeed. It shows on his face, always looking young

[@DayoOlaniran]

Lies never go far in life, many called themselves Christians but full of manipulation. Egos is a big problem in black man life.
Always appreciate whoever contributed to your success in life. That shows you're giving glory to God.

[@kehindeoyewole]

Thank God for this type of documentary. M. Ola Kazeem was a great & good man.

[@jideolayinka5172]

A very beautiful interview. M Ola Kazeem really brought out the truth.

[@joshuaoajide]

This is the most credible story so far regarding the issue of prince Adekunle and Sir Shina Adewale.
I must confess that I was very disappointed with the interview with Sir Shina. Even Segun Adewale wasn’t of much help as well.

[@Nadoches]

I think Shina’s version of why Ola Kazeem didn’t set him up the first time is true. The story of how he (Shina) had to get permission from KSA.
Ola Kazeem subtly didn’t mention that but instead said Prince Adekunle came back to ask for Shina.

[@sojigboya]

This interview is an eye-opener and very enlightening, both Shina Peters and Segun Adewale seemed to withhold the complete truth. It appears they may have done so because Ola Kazeem, who could have provided a counter-narrative, is no longer alive. Thank God for a video like this.

[@kayodevictoromotosho]

Ssp was right in his interview, when he said late Kazeem, formed the band for him.

[@babatundeom4008]

I said it, Shina and Adewale gave half truth

[@abiodunidahor522]

Keep up the good job 💪
Your interviews are very interesting and fascinating.

[@sampsonkomolafe832]

M Ola kazeem is not a human beings is an Angel in disguise good man God almighty will pay you back king Sunny said a lot about him❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@adisashaffi2660]

M.Ola Kassim was a user and thank God he was with God where he can gets his judgment

[@Zendaya63]

​@@adisashaffi2660You are a comedian. Meddlesome interloper. Just dey play

[@fritommedia1952]

More grace sir

[@adebowalebabalola3570]

Agbaletu is something else.

[@FEMY77]

Lagos Weeekend...hmmm 🤔..big newspaper every evening back then

[@wedonblowtv8092]

this is Awesome

[@charlesolusola6296]

Factual, with evidence, I wonder why he kept changing clothes?

[@seuna.8438]

Shooting videos of 70's song in 2017 is not necessary. Continue to rest in peace M Ola KAzzem

[@bmore1349]

Ola kazeem is not dead o

[@seuna.8438]

@@bmore1349 This documentary was made in 2017. It's in the subject detail. He passed on last year. Agbaletu interviewed his brother, Oludayo this year and he referred to him as late.

[@taofeekajibade]

​@@bmore1349
He's late. May his soul rest in peace.

[@taofeekajibade]

Without this video, no one would have known about the facts revealed in the documentary.

[@Agbaman1]

You have to appreciate people who had the foresight to document events like this. We as Africans rarely document events. I appreciate M. Ola Kazeem and Agbaletu.

[@Bjcrypto545]

The Dean..... Agbaletu

[@kunleolatomide8255]

Does it mean that this man doesn’t understand Yoruba? Just my thought though

[@sean12010aa]

If you look at it from the context that this is being watched worldwide and not everyone understands Yoruba

[@HarriBestReactions]

No he doesnt.He only speaks French,English and Hausa.