Peterrside Ottong was one of the strongest voice of a the generation of Nigerian musicians who used the Reggae genre to stimulate unity, brotherhood and to speak up against the ills of the society in Nigeria.

Ofege were boys from Saint Gregory College Obalende who took Nigeria by storm in the 70s. Ofege had a 4 album stint before the group disbanded.

Desmond gave us a beautiful reggae album in 1991 titled Dread Driver after which he changed his musical direction to a more traditional form that highlight the culture of Oron, a coastal town in the Southern part of Nigeria.

Nigerian eighties music child prodigy Yvonne Maha has been out of the music scene for decades and with little information about her where about. Watch this video for an update on Yvonne Maha.

Victor Tony Essiet has put in over 45 years as a musician. Starting with his college band in Lagos in 1979 and later having a breakthrough in the mid-80s with his wife Peggy Curtis as the surviving members of the band. The Mandators were at the forefront of the reggae era of Nigerian music. But Victor has continued to push his craft across boundaries more than twenty years after relocating to the United States of America.

This is the story of the first Grammy-winning album produced and recorded in Nigeria.

This is the story of the transformation of Afrofunk band Sweet Breeze to the funk, soul and pop band. Esbee family.

Keni St. George was among the earliest Nigerian musicians who broke through the international music barrier.