Dr. Victor Olaiya - Kale San Wa / Lafia We Lawani (Audio)

[jekoyemijohnson1]

thank u 4 posting dis, could u post .(1) owo mo ruko re, owo o mo riki e o ape se'un ko mo ni e lo. bi eniyan ba fipa lowo alo gbe wa adajo eko a foju e kan mabomabo

[planetolusola]

@jekoyemijohnson1 Is it one of Olaiya's song?

[jekoyemijohnson1]

dis is fantastic, i cherish it since 60's i have been playing it. would u pls post Owo o mo muruko re, owo o mo ma oriki o, aje ogun-gun niso a pe se'un kowo mo ni e lo owo

[BUTONAE]

This beautiful music just overwhelms me each time I listen to it ; it makes me homesick and miss life in Lagos so much. Those years were really peaceful, you know. J O Araba, Dr Olaiya and others made life in that beautiful city very enjoyable and memorable. Thank you planetolusola; you're doing a very good job. God bless Nigeria!

[matt31621]

High life at its besssttt.... Shake ya rass shake ya waist. YEAA! Lafia we lawani!!!! I love Highlifee!!!

[OneWorldOneDestiny]

Awesome, Planetolusola.

[Outreachat]

The refrain to the same tune used to be "Yabon sa Sawale"!

[bellemskey]

Yeah Ur right.... it was Yaa Amponsa Jawale by the Ghanian Highlife Maestros Ebo Taylor and Ambolley, Check it up here on Youtube.... Anyway you play it.... Highlife still rocks...:-):-):-)

[bellemskey]

Beautiful... Wonderful... Fantastic.... Still got it on tape..... Thanks

[nolimitness]

@bellemskey This is beautiful...May ask if anybody know Olaiya township

in Yoruba land. 50's,60's were the peaceful period in Nigeria before Obasanjo

conquer and destroy everything that make Yorubas' proud.