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stane007:
86-year old creator of Senwele Yoruba music genre, Iya Aladuke, in a new interview recounted how her grandchild died in a car she received from a fan, an incident she described as an unforgettable incidence in her career.


The music legend in her interview with NAN, disclosed that the accident occurred three days after she took delivery of the vehicle given to her by her fan.

“Being a musician is a difficult task because it has a lot to do with metaphysical power. I recall many years back when I sang and was given a vehicle.

Three days after I got the gift, I was involved in a fatal accident that claimed my grandchild and the vehicle was written off.

“I had so many ugly experiences and I saw a lot as a musician that almost discouraged me. I wanted to back out, but I persisted,” she said.

Iya Aladuke also stated that music in those days was believed to be associated with metaphysical powers, which according to her informed her decision not to encourage any of her children to take after her.

“Music in those days was not a profession you would like to hand over to your children.

“Can anyone give birth to a child and send him to choose commercial driving as profession?

“The plan of every parent was for his or her children to go to school to study and become lawyers, engineers and doctors" the musician, who spoke in Yoruba language said.

Iya Aladuke who disclosed that she did not learn the music from anyone but she got her inspiration from God, added that the record hit that brought her to limelight was Won lasewo ni wa (they say we are whores), but that she paid heavily for it.

“I suffered over the record but God rewarded me in His own way. So many people castigated me because of the record; they claimed it contained foul language.

“But because of the wide acceptance of the music, it made me so popular and those who castigated me later came back to praise me.

“I have even done collaborations with young musicians like Fuji stars Saidi Osupa and Wasiu Ayinde. My doors are wide open to others who may want collaboration with me for musical production,” she said.

https://lailasnews.com/my-grandchild-died-in-a-car-my-fan-gave-me-veteran-singer-iya-aladuke/

The car has nothing to do with your grandchild's death you ungrateful leech.

This is one of the reasons I don't give a slowpoke religion enslave people anything as gift..

stane007:
86-year old creator of Senwele Yoruba music genre, Iya Aladuke, in a new interview recounted how her grandchild died in a car she received from a fan, an incident she described as an unforgettable incidence in her career.


The music legend in her interview with NAN, disclosed that the accident occurred three days after she took delivery of the vehicle given to her by her fan.

“Being a musician is a difficult task because it has a lot to do with metaphysical power. I recall many years back when I sang and was given a vehicle.

Three days after I got the gift, I was involved in a fatal accident that claimed my grandchild and the vehicle was written off.

“I had so many ugly experiences and I saw a lot as a musician that almost discouraged me. I wanted to back out, but I persisted,” she said.

Iya Aladuke also stated that music in those days was believed to be associated with metaphysical powers, which according to her informed her decision not to encourage any of her children to take after her.

“Music in those days was not a profession you would like to hand over to your children.

“Can anyone give birth to a child and send him to choose commercial driving as profession?

“The plan of every parent was for his or her children to go to school to study and become lawyers, engineers and doctors" the musician, who spoke in Yoruba language said.

Iya Aladuke who disclosed that she did not learn the music from anyone but she got her inspiration from God, added that the record hit that brought her to limelight was Won lasewo ni wa (they say we are whores), but that she paid heavily for it.

“I suffered over the record but God rewarded me in His own way. So many people castigated me because of the record; they claimed it contained foul language.

“But because of the wide acceptance of the music, it made me so popular and those who castigated me later came back to praise me.

“I have even done collaborations with young musicians like Fuji stars Saidi Osupa and Wasiu Ayinde. My doors are wide open to others who may want collaboration with me for musical production,” she said.

https://lailasnews.com/my-grandchild-died-in-a-car-my-fan-gave-me-veteran-singer-iya-aladuke/

Collaboration with you at this age granny??

Najyin:
Why is the photo on the left looking much more like Faithia Balogun.

Fathia Balogun wrote a movie depicting the life of the said Iya Aladuke.

So, u mean na ur fan kill ur grandchild?

Blame juju not your driving, bad roads or the numerous factors at play. Nigerians, where lieth thy sense? Common sense 3:16.

Bukola Akinade ( Senwele Jesu) copied her genre of music, turned it to gospel music and making wave with it.

Thewesterner:
Is that first pics hers?

No, the first pic is that of fathia balogun in the movie iya alalake

adeoba2008:
Is that not Fathia BALOGUN?

yea, she made a film about her

Lagbaja01:
Iya aladuke de o ah.....abolode fe e loju!

Was wondering if she was Abolode fe e loju.

Thanks for confirming that.

Lagbaja01:
Iya aladuke de o ah.....abolode fe e loju!

E maa bami ka lo, E maa ba wa kalo
E maa wa leyin mi, E sha maa wa leyin oga wa
Eyin t'Ilu Eko nko, eyin t'Ilu Eko nko
Awa t'ilu Ibadan, awa t'ilu Ibadan
Eyin t'ilu Osogbo......

ibrah04:
Fathia Balogun wrote a movie depicting the life of the said Iya Aladuke.

Thanks for the info.

Why don't you travel back in time since you prefer music back then... Leave the nuisance music for us

ipobarethieves:
fond memory of dis woman.Back in those good old days, nah to go sidon at Mushin ojuwoye market in d evening dey listen to ogunde aye music dele oo,dele oo,Iya aladuke,Ayinla etc not the nuisance, meaningless thing dey kal musik(nowadays)

investorjack:
Why don't you travel back in time since you prefer music back then... Leave the nuisance music for us

investorjack:
Why don't you travel back in time since you prefer music back then... Leave the nuisance music for us

i dnt trade banter with kids

Smytter:
you know her well.

my grandma was a big fan of hers..so we had no choice than to listen .

Dunno her

Pls where can I download her song?

ipobarethieves:
i dnt trade banter with kids

hmmm

Watch out for a new hit by none other than davido using this octogenerian's style . Something like DAVIDO ( Talking ) ; mo gbe chioma mi de ! CHORUS (Singing ) ; ' mo gbe chioma mi de ' DAVIDO ; Mo gbe ASSURANCE de CHORUS ( SINGING) ; 'Mo gbe assurance de ! ' DAVIDO ; 30 Billion , ah tun de oh CHORUS ; 30 billion ah tun de oh , ahh , '30 billion la wa 'naa ! '. And O . B . O better not pull that Tekno / damfo driver stunts with iya aladuke !

[quote author= post=69199781]Three days after I got the gift, I was involved in a fatal accident that claimed my grandchild and the vehicle was written off.

...........it could be mere coincidence mama.[/quote]Na bloggers won make you think that way. She no carry anything for mind

milemimi93:
The car has nothing to do with your grandchild's death you ungrateful leech.

This is one of the reasons I don't give a slowpoke religion enslave people anything as gift..

Bloggers wants you to believe that

Almunjid:
So, u mean na ur fan kill ur grandchild?

Bloggers trying to twist your mind

lol, story story