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naptu2:


I can't believe that you are replying. He is trolling. His posts are designed to offend as many people as possible. They are not meant to be factual or to be taken seriously. He posts those comments in order to get attention, that's all.


It's quite obvious, even to the casual observer, that Dr Victor Olaiya was not living in penury.

masseratti:
oh.. Thanks... I didn't observe he is an attention seeker, now I know, he is to be avoided like a plague.

DeejaywonDJ1:
He's the father of Moji Olaiya (the late Yoruba actress who died in Canada while giving birth)

masseratti:
stop displaying ignorance on internet, many women he married? Yes he married 4 to 5 women. 2 stayed in his house.. And he has lots of children all graduates and all doing well and I can authoritatively tell you that Victor olaiya is not worth less than 4 billion naira with his few assets am aware of.. So stop saying what you don't know because internet is forever.

Now to worshiping artist in regions. Are you aware Fela played under Victor olaiya? Same as Bobby Benson, same as Orlando Owoh, sunny okosun, same as sir Shina Peter's? Ace by shina Peter's was even shot in his stadium hotel, I can't even count the others, do you know how many governors that throng stadium hotel every Saturday nights just to hang out codedly and listen to highlife? They grew up with it.

You want bàbà to sing anthem for Amotekun... Lolz I can't laugh, if only you knew how close Fayemi himself was close to the man.

People who appreciate his style of music are long gone, they are our grand fathers or great grand fathers.

Like I said don't say what you don't know as a fact on the internet.

NwaAmaikpe:




Calling Victor Olaiyan his mentor is a great show of humility from Tuface.
Because Tubaba took him on shows sometimes so he'd have something to take back home because Baba and the many women he married mismanaged the proceeds of his fame.

We all know Victor Olaiya may have been talented in highlife but his songs struggled and were not as evergreen or mass-loved like Nico Mbarga's until Tuface helped him remix "Baby Mi Da".
Prior to then, he was just a regional local champion; a favourite amongst mediocre bar-goers.

Unlike Dan Maraya Jos who was loved in the South East or Osita Osadebe that was worshipped in Kano, Victor's songs never made it to the SouthEast till Tuface made it more acceptable.

Compared to his fame, I'd say he died in penury and that is a shame because a man like Victor should have been richer than Otedola.
The least the governors of the SouthWest states could have done for him was to give him the contract of composing an anthem for their Amotekun vigilante.

Victor Olaiya is dead, but his good music lives on.

patwilly:
naptu2 , please what's the name of the second singer after RMD..Been trying to remember his name for a long time now. Thank you.

Solomon8144:
Beggar. But if he give you go jokingly collect am.

Dumb beggar fvck off

paulolee:
don't Kno Y nairaland peps are xo pained dis days...maybe na bcoz kids don plenty online...incase u don't Kno I wud gladly collect whatever he gvs as a blessing to ma life, was jus joking arnd n besides I am bigger dan whatever tips he wud gv me...m talking of a show dt I splash 50k for me n Bea as fee n dis broke kid is talking trash

Solomon8144:
Beggar get out.

paulolee:
wunt reply u Eva again bcoz I Kno dt if u c me for real u can't say dt 2 ma face...d lazy gods of ur stupid ancestral generation can't even gv u d mind to try tell me such xo I forgive u...go n sin no more u son of a nitwit..

naptu2:
Lanre Balogun?