kulyie:

i have an idea of how he luks even though its just based on probability n d fact dat i've sin his eyes n lips on pictures around,n i zoomed it tuk a good indepth look at his eyes,which brot me 2 d conclusion dat his got a bulging eyes n pink lips so i can just guess how his nose willl b like.as 4 tribal marks on his cheek,i dont know anytin bout dat.den his real name is BISADE OLOGUNDE

watchme:

Check out lagbaja with a fan

* August 2006, Lagbaja performed at the Lisner Auditorium in Washington DC. Hands down, the best concert by a Nigerian Musician we've attended.

BabaOnileK:

What's all this noise over his face? he has chosen his own identity and it serves him well.

Good for his family too, the guy could still park to buy boli and groundnut and the whole world will not know on Twitter.

[center]What's the difference in the hip hop starz that wear dark glasses (some darker than Ray Parker Charles's) even indoors or studio shoots?[/center]

Besides if you want to see his face, there are at least two pictures of him unmasked on the web. I came across this from a note someone posted on FB. I just went back to it and got this as one reason why he decided anonymity was it.
About five years ago, Nigerian popular reggae musician, Ras Kimono was hit by a strange illness and had to be taken to a hospital for medical attention. While Kimono (as he is fondly called by his fans and friends) was in hospital, one unforgettable event happened that makes many reel in laugher each time the story is told.
Kimono’s illness, as expected, attracted scores of other musicians who came to sympathise at his bedside. According to the gist, the nurses on duty constantly allowed these musicians into the ward to see Kimono. One day, however, a strange man who called himself Bisade Ologunde came to the hospital to see his sick friend, Kimono.
“Sorry sir, you can’t see him”, said one of the nurses.
“But he is expecting me,” said Ologunde, even as the nurses gave him cold shoulder.
Right in his presence, another popular musician came and totally ignored him (Ologunde), asked after Kimono and in no time, was ushered into Kimono ward. Nothing Ologunde did or said could make the nurses budge. Defeated, he gave up and went back home. Two hours later, he came back, but this time, not as the rejected Bisade Ologunde. Lo and behold, he had on a "trademark" mask and costume and he turned out to be the artiste popularly known as Lagbaja, the masked one.
Quickly, even before he could finish asking to see Kimono, the nurses, now grinning from ear to ear, practically led Lagbaja to the ward, just as a crowd formed, not only inside the hospital to see this popular music icon, but also outside the hospital.
When Lagbaja narrated this experience to The Source a few years later, he couldn’t stop laughing, admitting in the process that his decision to wear masks which is his identity in the music industry, has in a very big way, helped to protect his private life.
“That experience proved to me that I made the right decision to go about in the mask. Whenever I walk among people without the mask – which in a way has become my identity no one knows who I am, and I simply love it that way. To me, Bisade is an entirely different person from Lagbaja.”, he said.
http://www.thesourceng.com/crazyidentitysept17.htm

chelseabmw:

I believe when lagbaja dies his face will be revealed.So let's wait till then

mama-gee:

Nigerian don't care about Lagbaja's face. . .

Lagbaja is completely irrelevant to us, the problems before us is bigger.

azu_ndu:

this picture of him was taken sometimes ago during some hangout.

ITbomb:

You want to see his face?
Ladies first
nite time

Exponental:

A man without identity will be buried with his face open. that is a fallacy. abeg make una no take mouth kill am o,

As i heard, he lectures, enters into the same market me and u enter regularly, does so many things without the mask. He wears d mask only wen he needs to perform. but think of it, it's wisdom u know. [size=8pt][size=8pt][size=8pt]at least no kidnapper fit carry him or hin family for any ransom[/size][/size][/size].