Onyeka went by many apellations, one of which is the Queen of Soul.
And a duet like this was akin to having a Jay-Z and Beyonce’ track. Onyeka Onwenu & King Sunny Ade – Wait For MeĪt their peak, both KSA and Onyeka Onwenu were the biggest artistes at the time.In fact, in your comments, you can tell me what videos we missed and we can surf through all those poignant memories together (Who knows maybe even create a part 2?). You should however note that this list is not all inclusive, rather a random selection over the years. I will be listing 10 videos of which, I’m certain that no less than one will strike a chord with you. It was a little difficult putting a list like this together seeing as there was so much to rifle through. And what better way to bring them back, than by music? Scratch that, we’ll take the journey together. This year, I’m doing it much differently – I’ll be sharing it with you. Not lament over the bad that has befallen my beloved country. But for me, I revel in my memories to bring back the good times. Those were the days when we didn’t have Blackberrys or notebooks to worry about days when we didn’t curse at computer screens because we were frustrated with crappy internet – heck, we didn’t even have internet to worry about. When every kid watched Voltron at 4 in the afternoon, and not Ben 10 when taking N20 to school was the big deal when a bottle of Coke wasn’t N60+. To my halcyon days, when things were much simpler.Ī time when your Saturdays started with Cadbury’s Breakfast Television, continued with chores right till noon when The Charly Boy Show came on and then with Mastersports at 4 o’clock. I am not exactly very sure why, but on October the 1st every year my mind just takes me back to those days. And in doing that, you just get taken back to ‘the old days’. And then you just stopped mid way through to blow the dust off those old photographs, mementos and primary school magazines – for me it’s my comic sketches and little poems. Have you ever had to spring-clean and move your box of old stuff. All may not be rosy but we still have a reason to celebrate. Once again, happy independence day to everyone of Nigerian birth and origin the world over. Reading this post may have the same effect as opening pandora’s box.
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