Remembering my mum who passed away a month and some days now... she acted in a drama 'Eni itan' on BCOS TV in the late '80s ...this song was the drama theme song. Woke up 3am, remembering her, and this song popped into my mind and searched for it. It was played on a radio station in Ibadan early last year while driving, I parked & recorded it and sent it to her... brought a lot of memories.
I've been looking for this record since 1982 I was then a bachelor hoping to have it play whenever I started raising children.i thank God I got it now though I'm no more raising children.it's a good work.
A classic at every level. Most of us know more about KSA, Ebenezer Obey, etc. But I never knew of this gentleman till now. A great song any day. Thanks for posting.
Evergreen! The nostalgia this song brings is out of this world. My childhood was made by great songs like this. Thank you sir for blessing my growing up with this great tune.
Nostalgia indeed but evergreen. I have never heard the original song until now. I never heard of Akeeb Kreem until weeks ago on his trending live concert at UI. I decided to dig deep only for me to unveil all the music I have heard from complementary musician. Baba (Evang) Akeeb Kareem, God bless you for us - The New Generation
My Mum is used to singing this for me on my birthdays. I so much love this song even till now. God bless you Sir. Yoruba race is indeed very grateful for this masterpiece.
Please kindly appeal to daddy Akeeb Kareem to release most of his hit song for pubic enjoyment, most of us born early 1960s value the lyrics and the composition of all his music,which can be regarded as soul appealing music, May thy Lord in his infinite mercy bless you sir.Amen!!!
I appreciate this song so much. I had to teach my 4years old daughter to sing it for her twins sisters who are just 8 months old... I had love this song as a child... Now I'm grown still in tone.
Uncle Agbaletu, please, do somthing to our reapecful daddy's songs. He needs to enjoy the fruits of his labour via reloading it into any means to get money. Also, they are songs that are educative, informative, correct the ills of society. He needs to aired on radio and films. I could see a lot of musians taken parts of his songs to builds empires.
Late 80s precisely. Baba Wande, Mama Wande, Professor, Jembe, etc, were some of the characters. This man that used to anchor the Yoruba games programme, "Danrawo", played the major role. Aunty Tolu Adeyemi, Baba Ijesha and others were part of the cast. I remember the BCOS staff quarters was the location. Nostalgic!
OMG!! I sing this song all the time but never knew it was from Daddy Akeeb Kareem. Thank you so much sir. Omowa oniku mowa loju. More Grace to your elbow. Ojo adale
thank God I finally got it. what an inspired song I sing it anytime I am thanking God for the children He blessed my family with and when I sees them growing up day by day. God bless the singer "baba blackman" and the Upload.
What a life! I met this great man a young boy at paradise hotel ,obalufon str at Ife in early 70.,His girlfriend, sister Toun had taken me there to meet him.Nigeria could really be great.
Kaiiiii.... This song got tears from my eyes.... So nostalgic... The instruments and syncopation were so on point.... Melodious from the very start till the end...... Every morning I listened to this heart warming song, I would feel like going back to bed 😃😃😃... One of my best songs till tomorrow
how do these creative folks benefit from the royalties of their works... how are they celebrated.. these mans songs forms my childhood not craps that these generations are churning out these days
Blackman Akeeb Kareem ,a great pioneer who charted a new course in music by creating a genre all his own. His larger than life voice belted many folksy songs that ruled the airwaves in the 70s and early 80s. With others like Fela, Lijadu Sisters, Uncle Tunj Solana etc provided the cross over appeal that made Lagos the center of African music of the period
The song reminds me of the good old days when everything was in shape, people were innocent in the community, the love was there amongs everyone. Unlike now that the level of insecurity is alarming. Thank you Sir for making this song.
My favorite music for my God given princess Oluwatoyosi!!! Love this song a lot. And makes me remember the first time I became a dad. Carrying my little princess ..
I knew about this song long long ago as I grew up listening to it whenever my dad plays it but I never knew the great singer behind this powerful song till now... May God grant you more long life in great health sir..
Waoh! I loved this song way back then as a very young boy every time it played on the Radio O.Y.O. Until I stumbled on it today on TH-cam, I used to think it was done by Tunji Oyelana
Same here...my dad played dis song fr us every morning back then...so so emotionally I wish my Dad still alive he wont blive I cant still pull d song on TH-cam....Technology hey!😋
Thanks for uploading this lovely, beautiful and everlasing song filled with evergreen memories . I have been searching for it for quite a long time . Thanks
Who's here August 2024. Currently listening to his interview on lagelu fm ibadan
Who is listening in 2024. Gather here😍
I'm here 😊
Im here
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I enjoyed this song a lot in the 80s and 90s, I'm playing for children now.
I'm here
Remembering my mum who passed away a month and some days now... she acted in a drama 'Eni itan' on BCOS TV in the late '80s ...this song was the drama theme song. Woke up 3am, remembering her, and this song popped into my mind and searched for it. It was played on a radio station in Ibadan early last year while driving, I parked & recorded it and sent it to her... brought a lot of memories.
Sorry about the loss of your mom, may her memories continue to be a blessing for you.
Sending love and lights. I remember Enitan
May her soul continue to rest
I really thought it was sang by Maestro Tunji Oyelana. This is a pure masterpiece. This will last till Jesus returns. We love you sir.
Listened to his songs while growing, his voice is exceptional.
I've been looking for this record since 1982 I was then a bachelor hoping to have it play whenever I started raising children.i thank God I got it now though I'm no more raising children.it's a good work.
A classic at every level. Most of us know more about KSA, Ebenezer Obey, etc. But I never knew of this gentleman till now. A great song any day.
Thanks for posting.
Well done brother akeem
Watch his live performance
th-cam.com/video/hZ1d97xSEiQ/w-d-xo.html
brought tears to my eyes. I love this track so much
Wow! I really love this song...I dedicate it to my lovely daughter 10th year birthday..
Evergreen!
The nostalgia this song brings is out of this world.
My childhood was made by great songs like this.
Thank you sir for blessing my growing up with this great tune.
Listening in January 2020. One of the best things to happen to those of us who grew up in Nigeria in the 70's. Still love you so much sir.
Watch blackman Akeeb Kareem live performance
th-cam.com/video/hZ1d97xSEiQ/w-d-xo.html
Waoh this song when growing up - BCOS theme for a particular popular drama
A masterpiece from the Legend : (Black Man, Akeeb Kareem). Thank you for blessing us with this masterpiece.
Nostalgia indeed but evergreen. I have never heard the original song until now. I never heard of Akeeb Kreem until weeks ago on his trending live concert at UI. I decided to dig deep only for me to unveil all the music I have heard from complementary musician. Baba (Evang) Akeeb Kareem, God bless you for us - The New Generation
I found this today after so many years of search, dis piece is ever green, God bless the uploader and the great singer.
I found this today at almost 31, thus song gave me chills when I was 9.. thank you sir for giving us this.
Watch blackman Akeeb Kareem live performance
th-cam.com/video/hZ1d97xSEiQ/w-d-xo.html
My Mum is used to singing this for me on my birthdays. I so much love this song even till now. God bless you Sir. Yoruba race is indeed very grateful for this masterpiece.
We thank Almighty Yahweh for your life, testimony and Eternal Inheritance. God reign forever, hallelujah 🙏🏾
Forever legend.... Wonder y we suffer so much brain drain with the likes of baba no more in the country.
This is an amazing classical music that should remain in the national library forever. nice work sir. we all love you and happy to see you home
This is special songs that will remains relevant for generation to com
Please kindly appeal to daddy Akeeb Kareem to release most of his hit song for pubic enjoyment, most of us born early 1960s value the lyrics and the composition of all his music,which can be regarded as soul appealing music, May thy Lord in his infinite mercy bless you sir.Amen!!!
I appreciate this song so much. I had to teach my 4years old daughter to sing it for her twins sisters who are just 8 months old... I had love this song as a child... Now I'm grown still in tone.
Uncle Agbaletu, please, do somthing to our reapecful daddy's songs. He needs to enjoy the fruits of his labour via reloading it into any means to get money. Also, they are songs that are educative, informative, correct the ills of society. He needs to aired on radio and films. I could see a lot of musians taken parts of his songs to builds empires.
MY FIRST TIME OF LISTENING TO THIS EVERGREEN MUSIC ON TH-cam.... AKEEB KAREEM MAY GOD BLESS YOUR GENERATIONS FOREVER
We have lost a lot of good persons and good stuffs in our country... I pray God brings back all our lost fortune... I cry in my heart
This song was used for a Yoruba movie titled ''Enitan'''' on BCOS Ibadan, in the early 90's
You are absolutely right. 👍👍👍👍👍
So true.....
Hmmmnnn....you are very correct
Late 80s precisely. Baba Wande, Mama Wande, Professor, Jembe, etc, were some of the characters. This man that used to anchor the Yoruba games programme, "Danrawo", played the major role. Aunty Tolu Adeyemi, Baba Ijesha and others were part of the cast. I remember the BCOS staff quarters was the location. Nostalgic!
Correct!
OMG!! I sing this song all the time but never knew it was from Daddy Akeeb Kareem. Thank you so much sir. Omowa oniku mowa loju. More Grace to your elbow. Ojo adale
Sir Blackman Akeeb, thank you for this gift to our society....God bless sir
GOSH! HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS SONG ALL MY LIFE. THANKS TO PAPA DEMOS FOR UPLOADING THIS SONG.
Old but gold
thank God I finally got it. what an inspired song I sing it anytime I am thanking God for the children He blessed my family with and when I sees them growing up day by day. God bless the singer "baba blackman" and the Upload.
Heard this song first from Barry wonder . Good to hear the original lyrics from the iconic Akeem
2024 and still beautiful record to listen to
What a life! I met this great man a young boy at paradise hotel ,obalufon str at Ife in early 70.,His girlfriend, sister Toun had taken me there to meet him.Nigeria could really be great.
Kaiiiii.... This song got tears from my eyes.... So nostalgic... The instruments and syncopation were so on point.... Melodious from the very start till the end...... Every morning I listened to this heart warming song, I would feel like going back to bed 😃😃😃... One of my best songs till tomorrow
Angelina
I have been looking for this song all my life! God thank you
Baba Akeem you are bless sir
how do these creative folks benefit from the royalties of their works... how are they celebrated.. these mans songs forms my childhood not craps that these generations are churning out these days
Let us have this record\ CDs out to buy now
Evergreen album.Nice work
Blackman Akeeb Kareem ,a great pioneer who charted a new course in music by creating a genre all his own. His larger than life voice belted many folksy songs that ruled the airwaves in the 70s and early 80s. With others like Fela, Lijadu Sisters, Uncle Tunj Solana etc provided the cross over appeal that made Lagos the center of African music of the period
Woooooooooooow! Am happy to hear this song again
Oh I love this music, it's evergreen.
This man is a legend an evergreen song.
I love this track, it's an evergreen music but brought tears to my eyes.
The song reminds me of the good old days when everything was in shape, people were innocent in the community, the love was there amongs everyone. Unlike now that the level of insecurity is alarming. Thank you Sir for making this song.
im in love wt dis song.Im an egba man like u sir. Bravo.
Wow! Wow! Wow! I haven’t stop listening to this song since I came across it last week. Great song from a living legend
Watch blackman Akeeb Kareem live performance
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This song reminds me of a tv drama in late 80s/early 90s but I cant remember the title. What a classic.
I think the title is Oluomo. I watched it on OSRC Akure in the early 90s
@@olufunmilayoalao2130 Yes, thanks
I remember the series but I've forgotten the name,it's not olu omo,I also remember olu omo too
@@oluwoleayegbusi5256 It's Enitan on BCOS.
Its enitan
Still listening in November 2020. You made my childhood. Thank you for the beautiful song.
❤❤❤Legend
Nostalgia and chills !!!
God bless Nigeria. This iis the best you can ever get.
My father had this original in his LP collection then. I had always loved it.
My favorite music for my God given princess Oluwatoyosi!!! Love this song a lot. And makes me remember the first time I became a dad. Carrying my little princess ..
Wonderful, agba yin adale sir, agba onitan lorile
I love this man voice
Nostalgic! Remembering the 80s in victory College
God bless you sir for this music upload.
Nostalgia.
Evergreen. Just like yesterday. Thanks
Thank you for sharing Papa Demos. God bless you
Merci pour le partage de ce morceau. God bless you
Wow...lovely song.
Never got to know about this great musician until this night, but I know of the lyrics very well.
Great job Sir.
Evergreen.... What an awesome performance.
I knew about this song long long ago as I grew up listening to it whenever my dad plays it but I never knew the great singer behind this powerful song till now... May God grant you more long life in great health sir..
Waoh! I loved this song way back then as a very young boy every time it played on the Radio O.Y.O. Until I stumbled on it today on TH-cam, I used to think it was done by Tunji Oyelana
Watch blackman Akeeb Kareem live performance
th-cam.com/video/hZ1d97xSEiQ/w-d-xo.html
Can't believe I finally found this song👐👐👐. You just made my day. Thanks a bunch!
Same here...my dad played dis song fr us every morning back then...so so emotionally
I wish my Dad still alive he wont blive I cant still pull d song on TH-cam....Technology hey!😋
How to download is my problem....cant download
@@bamidelefadehanmi3507 search it in mp3juice.com
This is a beautiful song ever!!!
Beautiful song
Nice memories. Thanks for the upload
This is Feb 2020 ...I am just realizing it was Barrister that sang this melody. Gosh
Not Bari wonder oooo... Barrister did the remix of the song which was even faster
Very alluring
Who's here in 2024
Good day sir,please where can we get all your old record esp, here in Nigeria. May thy Lord in his infinite mercy gives you long life.Thanks
Thanks for uploading this lovely, beautiful and everlasing song filled with evergreen memories . I have been searching for it for quite a long time . Thanks
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How do I upload the song..
U can download tubemate...it has always worked well for. E
Evergreen. Just like yesterday. Thanks