Untold Story of my relationship with late Chief Ejigbadero -- Ebenezer Obey @ 77 Exclusive

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  • Опубліковано 23 лис 2019
  • For the very first time in history, Juju Music Legend and one of Africa's best music composer, Chief Commander now Evangelist (Professor) EBENEZER OBEY FABIYI (MFR) has opened up on his relationship with a late socialite and celebrity, Chief Jimoh Ishola who was the Executive Chairman of Jimsol Nigeria Ltd, a nail manufacturing company in Lagos of the 70s.
    OBEY, in his album "Inter reformers" had did a special track for Chief Ejigbadero and a friend, F. Areagbo, praising their business acumen and tenacity to high heaven and describing Chief Ejigbadero as an epitome of hard work in the Lagos society of the 70s.
    However, Chief Ejigbadero who used to have his factory at Matori Estate, Mushin area of Lagos, later had a land scandal involving him and one Chief Raji Oba in the Alimosho area of Lagos.
    He was accused of killing the same Raji Oba over a large portion of land he wanted for himself at the time. The case dragged from 1975 to 1979 as the then Lagos Director of Public Prosecution led the prosecution and built an impregnable fortress of evidence against Chief Gbadero.
    He was alleged to have killed Raji Oba over a piece of land he claimed he bought in Alimosho village sometimes in 1974. He was challenged by some villagers who disputed Ejigbadero's claim to ownership of the said land which was said to actually belong to the Raji Oba family.
    The land which Ejigbadero wanted to use for a massive construction allegedly contain cocoa, kolanut and other cash crops. The villagers claimed Ejigbadero after several unsuccessful attempt to take over the land came one day with some alleged thugs and 'killed' Raji Oba who was relaxing in front of his house. It was Saturday, August 22, 1975 and the time was around 7:30 pm. Coincidentally, at the same time the alleged killing was ongoing, Ejigbadero was believed to be having a naming ceremony party for the new child of his 4th wife in Matori area of Mushin.
    The story is a very controversial one and till date, history of land dispute in Nigeria and Yoruba land will never be written without the Ejigbadero case study.
    It is believed that the case is what led General Olusegun Obasanjo to enact the land Use Act as Head of State in 1978.
    But Chief Commander now Evangelist Ebenezer OBEY who is one of the elements of the Ejigbadero's living times, gave a different perception of who late Chief Jimoh Ishola aka Ejigbadero was in his life time.
    You will find his submission interesting in this brief video.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 22

  • @acurious3488
    @acurious3488 4 роки тому +4

    The music he made in his lifetime will live hundreds of years after him,I get goosebumps whenever I hear his music,so evergreen and reminds me of my childhood,ki e pe fun wa commander

  • @solomonolu9818
    @solomonolu9818 3 місяці тому

    Living legend. ONE OF GREAT

  • @rgbphotomediaprod.2384
    @rgbphotomediaprod.2384 3 роки тому +1

    May God continues to shield Papa Ebenezer Obey with tranquility of health amen. The cases of land grabbers have been existing before independence and still being practiced till today so, it will be very difficult for commander to say a clue or come in defence of the man, Ejigbadero because, you never know what people are doing or planning at back of their mind.

  • @tundealawal4398
    @tundealawal4398 4 роки тому

    High regards for Chief Ebenezer Obey in the simple way he conducts himself and chooses his words. His music brought and still bring joy to admirers inside and outside Nigeria. May you live long in good health!

  • @FasasiAbdulfatai
    @FasasiAbdulfatai 4 роки тому +4

    Asabe you won’t kill me o, you’re doing a great 👍 job though 😀

  • @sademodupe5204
    @sademodupe5204 4 роки тому +2

    Gbenga Asabe, the musician. You're good at music.

  • @temiloluwa1135
    @temiloluwa1135 2 роки тому

    He is my evergreen musician.

  • @hakeemgiwa342
    @hakeemgiwa342 Рік тому

    Baba speaks some truth about ejigbadero .Baba knew that eji was framed by omo nle who thought he would buy entire lagos if kept going like that

  • @izormorfilmsrecords.8727
    @izormorfilmsrecords.8727 2 роки тому +2

    Learn to phrase your questions and don't interrupt the people you interview when they are talking thanks

  • @oogalabs1
    @oogalabs1 4 роки тому +2

    you ask question that' are too long.

  • @markojo532
    @markojo532 2 роки тому +1

    You sang more than did any meaningful questioning...

  • @abibodlogistics
    @abibodlogistics Рік тому

    Does this guy come to interview Baba or sing,he doesn't have to over emphasize things,you have mentioned few examples and that should be enough.

  • @Poynter01
    @Poynter01 4 роки тому +6

    Mr Asabe, could you stop interrupting those you interview. It looks unprofessional and childish.

    • @oogalabs1
      @oogalabs1 4 роки тому +2

      It is just pathetic that you wont let us listen to Obey without interrupting him

    • @dayoakande4423
      @dayoakande4423 4 роки тому +2

      The interruption is too much. He is fond of it. He had always been corrected but won't just buy it.

    • @adeobisesan4303
      @adeobisesan4303 4 роки тому +4

      What do you expect from a man who is a freelance journalist? He is in a trade he knows nothing about.

  • @ibrahimfaisalYYC
    @ibrahimfaisalYYC Рік тому

    Liar liar pants on 🔥

  • @inubaye2030
    @inubaye2030 Рік тому

    Ejigbadero was a notorious criminal and land grabber.

  • @rasakoluboyo70
    @rasakoluboyo70 11 місяців тому

    Gbenga, you're good but your major albatross is that you talked too much! You talked mire than the interviewees. Ask questions and expect answers.

  • @durojaiyeowoaje5469
    @durojaiyeowoaje5469 Рік тому

    This interviewer could be better, but damn he talks too much. In all his interviews he takes up 75 percent of the interview .