Wow, i love this interview, Alhaji Tajudeen Pele, was loyal to the core, may Allah swt , grant him long life and good health. May Allha swt , contiued to grant Alhaji Bar Ayinde Alijannah Firdaous Aameen
Barrister too had some blemish. What a funny experience. You can see how creative barrister was. He used that scenario to sing. What a wonderful musician
This a is very good interview and funny Ahlaji Tajudeen pele , God’s speed !! I love you so sweet Alhaja pele love this story love ❤️ Am very interesting about this program but love you 😍 Thank you for uploading NIGBATI God bless your forever I’m so happy for your career talent 💯❤️ More wisdom and knowledge about the good health and prosperity 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💯🥰🥰🥰🥰
If you're a true lover of barrister, you will be able to reconcile what some of baba Pele spoke about through the lens of Barristers music. Great minds.
Nice 👍 one.....haji pele tajudeen. Love d way u conducted dis interview. Alhaji sikiru ayinde barrister is a legend. May his soul continue to rest in peace ✌️ amen.
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May Almighty Allah reward Late Allaji Sikiru Ayinde Barister with Aljanah Fildaus. Kosenitole moo pon bi olomo, Fuji prophet has gone with his intellectual property. Kosi barister mo laye kodele si.
@NigbatiTV I am so impressed by this interview, please do keep it up. You are indeed an inspiration to humanity and a great help to these amazing individuals who impacted our history culturally. Kindly keep it up. How can one reach you too?
Thanks for the suggestion. We have it in our plan. We were in talk with him before his death. On the 30th of December when we called to check on him, he was in high spirit and promised to do an exclusive for his fans, when he's back on his feet, but God knows best. May his soul rest in peace.
On the issue of Ayinla Omowura, Tajudeen Pele claimed he joined the band in 1981, but Ayinla Omowura died in 1980. It would be safe for him to say he heard of what happened between the two rather than speaking like an eyewitness.
I disagree with Pele on his comments about Kollington Ayinla. Kollington has always been a super star.. There might be altercations which were not unexpected. Kollington records have always been receiving public recognition and acceptance. Both artistes are great in their respective capacities. The comment was disparaging! I know that the anchor person is a die-hard fan of Barrister which I think is a normal phenomenon but should stop manipulating his guests in talking about Kollington in u complimentary ways. That would always be quite unprofessional! Taju initially spoke about other musicians relationship wirh Barrister but restrained himself from further comments. He forced Taju to voice out the gibberish. He did the same thing with Obey's drummer. He influences them to ioverhype Barrister's image while discountenancing that of Kollington. Much as the anchor is doing great by promoting reminiscences among the legends, he should be a bit more professional, and stop armtwisting his guests in speaking well about Barrister.
Ogbeni Abayomi, Thank you for your comments. Every organization needs the feedback of dedicated viewers like you to evolve. If you have been following our history, NigbatiTV has thrived on traditional TV platforms before venturing into sharing our niche of showcasing and preserving Yoruba entertainment history with our teeming and dedicated audience across the globe. As a result, our guests list and questions asked is majorly driven by feedbacks and quests from our traditional TV and online viewers. Our anchor is a die-hand fan of all genres of Yoruba music from Apala, to Fuji and the new Afrobeats. Our team is made of professionals who have paid their dues in many facets of life, hence we would never engage in tarnishing the name, image or work of any individual living or dead. We have no interest in sensational news, hence our modus operandi is to give our viewers all they are interested in knowing without judging or playing the blame game on anyone. Our interviews are driven by many factors behind the scenes, hence some of offerings are long, short or average length. We don't force anyone to say what they are not comfortable with saying. Neither do we go into controversial discussions that might put our guests in bad spots. Once again, we thank you for your comments and encouragement.
Thank you for the observation, he is making false claims on Kollington and Ayinla Omowura. One should expect the interviewer to know that Omowura died before Tajudeen Pele joined the band
Wow, i love this interview, Alhaji Tajudeen Pele, was loyal to the core, may Allah swt , grant him long life and good health. May Allha swt , contiued to grant Alhaji Bar Ayinde Alijannah Firdaous Aameen
Glad you enjoyed the interview. Thanks for watching.
Lovely god bless you sir,
Hmmmmm this interview showed that late Alhaji barrister and Baba Kebe Kwara na real paddy of life👌👌👌👌
I love this interview of the Alhaji Tajudeen Pele God will continue to bless you Sir and Nigbati program aboundantly🙏❤️💯
Thank you for watching!
Nice one, the man is grateful.
He understands that Barry's fame is still assisting him survive.
Thanks for watching!
Barrister too had some blemish. What a funny experience. You can see how creative barrister was. He used that scenario to sing. What a wonderful musician
Opportunities abound so much with Musicians like Sikiru Ayinde Barrister...👍
This is a very good interview and Funny. Alhaji Pele, Godspeed!
Thanks for watching
Alhaji, I love with your good mind God blessed you SIR
Same to you
Really nice to hear him put the story straight.
I will always love barister
Thanks Nigbati and Ejire for another classic show. More grease to your elbow. Greetings from London.
Thank you sir. We appreciate your encouragement.
This a is very good interview and funny
Ahlaji Tajudeen pele , God’s speed !!
I love you so sweet Alhaja pele love this story love ❤️
Am very interesting about this program but love you 😍
Thank you for uploading NIGBATI God bless your forever
I’m so happy for your career talent 💯❤️
More wisdom and knowledge about the good health and prosperity 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💯🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks
If you're a true lover of barrister, you will be able to reconcile what some of baba Pele spoke about through the lens of Barristers music. Great minds.
Simple and very loyal old man. Won o wa Ile aye ma Aya. E o pe fun WA Baba Pele
Yes,I said so,he is a good example of a loyal staff 🥰😍
Nice 👍 one.....haji pele tajudeen. Love d way u conducted dis interview. Alhaji sikiru ayinde barrister is a legend. May his soul continue to rest in peace ✌️ amen.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This man, Pele, is a nice and talented person. I think he will fit to be a manager.
I love this interview ❤
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Thank you!
I thank you the interviewer for giving this man another chance to amend his previous experience , he certainly needs HELP.
Ejire arasokunn 💖💖💖 Allah's Rahma on you n fam
And you too sir!
Please which songs is title is that. When Pele taju lost
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Tajudern. God will be with you
And you too!
I desperately need the title of the Album that Alhaji speaks about Baba Pele's missing
America Special
Alhaji Tajudeen Pele ....Dr Sikiru Ayinde Barrister back up vocal, long life sir...oju o ni ti yin Inshallah 🙏
Amin oooo
Weldone baba gd job
Baba pele long life and divine health for you sir
Good job. Your interview style is fantastic!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hustle is real brr ❤😢
This is really nice and full of nostalgia
Awwww, couldn't agree more. Thanks for the feedback.
I love this Man Alhaji Tajudeen Pele may u live long sir in health and wealth
He is a faithful servant,people like him are damn rare😍
Almost the same thing happened to me when I was serving one stupid oga that time....I was going to try hard time and he couldn't even render any help
Bless 🥰
May Almighty Allah reward Late Allaji Sikiru Ayinde Barister with Aljanah Fildaus. Kosenitole moo pon bi olomo, Fuji prophet has gone with his intellectual property. Kosi barister mo laye kodele si.
@NigbatiTV I am so impressed by this interview, please do keep it up. You are indeed an inspiration to humanity and a great help to these amazing individuals who impacted our history culturally. Kindly keep it up. How can one reach you too?
Thank you for the feedback sir. Please feel free to reach us via email info@nigbati.tv.
Wow
Nice one
Thanks for watching
Please link this man with late Alh Sikiru Ayinde Barrister for help. I think he is old for driving commercial vehicles.
Agba yin atunbo dale lagbara olorun ninu owo alafia le ma fi lo eyi to ku laiye.. Nice one ejjire
Amin! Thank you sir
1980 that's was when Nigeria is little better, no kidnappers or killers ritualistis. Long live sir.
Better,
This is a very good season
Wow 👏. Fantastic interview. Ejire is the best 👌. We're still waiting for Segun Adewale interview part 2.
Thank you sir. The audio of the concluding part of the Segun Adewale interview is bad, hence we decided not to release it.
@@NigbatiTV you need to conduct a new interview please. We'll all be waiting. Thanks Ejire
Aiye is the record that earned Alhaji Agba Doctorate degree.
Eku aigbagbe🙏🏿
Pls interview Tajudeen Alade. He's a popular musical talent in the 80's
Taju alade is no more
It is very important that you ask tajudeen why he disappeared in Atlanta America, please ask him bcs barrister reported the case in record.
LOL
@@NigbatiTV but that was not disappearing. He slept off and missed the flight.
What's the Title of the record, please
I hereby confirmed that Tajudeen Pele is a member of Barrister Organisation,please take note.
Ejire can you pls make a special dedication on the life and death of juju legend dayo kujore.
Thanks for the suggestion. We have it in our plan. We were in talk with him before his death. On the 30th of December when we called to check on him, he was in high spirit and promised to do an exclusive for his fans, when he's back on his feet, but God knows best. May his soul rest in peace.
@@NigbatiTV nice one ejire, Good job.
Nice 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Hmmmmmmmm he has travelled wide still he needs help God will help him send him an helper
Agbajelola baba
Pele baba ke pe.
Amin o
🤠👏
Oju onitiyin oh interviewer
I wish I can buy micra car for Baba Pele...hmmmmm very simple old man...Gbogbo wa Lao Ditan.
Awww. That will be nice o. Olorun a se!
Tajudern
On the issue of Ayinla Omowura, Tajudeen Pele claimed he joined the band in 1981, but Ayinla Omowura died in 1980. It would be safe for him to say he heard of what happened between the two rather than speaking like an eyewitness.
Tajudeen lost in Atlanta .
Beeni o!
Instead of you to give microphone to your guest, you dominated it.
The guest has a lapel mic just below his chin. Thanks
Please look out for Kolawole Kasim and bring him on this program, we need to see him.
I disagree with Pele on his comments about Kollington Ayinla. Kollington has always been a super star.. There might be altercations which were not unexpected. Kollington records have always been receiving public recognition and acceptance. Both artistes are great in their respective capacities. The comment was disparaging! I know that the anchor person is a die-hard fan of Barrister which I think is a normal phenomenon but should stop manipulating his guests in talking about Kollington in u complimentary ways. That would always be quite unprofessional! Taju initially spoke about other musicians relationship wirh Barrister but restrained himself from further comments. He forced Taju to voice out the gibberish. He did the same thing with Obey's drummer. He influences them to ioverhype Barrister's image while discountenancing that of Kollington. Much as the anchor is doing great by promoting reminiscences among the legends, he should be a bit more professional, and stop armtwisting his guests in speaking well about Barrister.
Ogbeni Abayomi,
Thank you for your comments. Every organization needs the feedback of dedicated viewers like you to evolve. If you have been following our history, NigbatiTV has thrived on traditional TV platforms before venturing into sharing our niche of showcasing and preserving Yoruba entertainment history with our teeming and dedicated audience across the globe. As a result, our guests list and questions asked is majorly driven by feedbacks and quests from our traditional TV and online viewers.
Our anchor is a die-hand fan of all genres of Yoruba music from Apala, to Fuji and the new Afrobeats. Our team is made of professionals who have paid their dues in many facets of life, hence we would never engage in tarnishing the name, image or work of any individual living or dead. We have no interest in sensational news, hence our modus operandi is to give our viewers all they are interested in knowing without judging or playing the blame game on anyone.
Our interviews are driven by many factors behind the scenes, hence some of offerings are long, short or average length. We don't force anyone to say what they are not comfortable with saying. Neither do we go into controversial discussions that might put our guests in bad spots.
Once again, we thank you for your comments and encouragement.
Thank you for the observation, he is making false claims on Kollington and Ayinla Omowura. One should expect the interviewer to know that Omowura died before Tajudeen Pele joined the band