There are four set of people watching you , Those who believe you can,Those who believe you cannot, Those that don't want you to be able to do it, And those who are ready to pull you down if you are able to do it… Life's deep, it's with age and time you will understand—-keji Hamilton
Keji came to Fela in later years. I was at Fela's house in Mashalashi in 1974. Those were the days of the Tutu the guitarist, Baba Egbe on percussion, Toni Allen on drums, Nicholas Pax on sited percussion (They were two sited percussions and Ghanaians). Then Kologbo was learning how to play guitar and eventually played the Tenor guitar to Fela. Keji was with Fela in a later year; he was not there during the Kalakuta burning down by the soldier from the Abati barrack that was a mile away from the republic of Kalakuta. I don't believe that Fela would share the woman with this guy. Fela had some of the best women in Lagos in those days. Some were from a good home. Buki was one of them – the judge's daughter. I can go on and on about Fela between 1974 and 1975; then, I left to play the lead guitar for Blackman Akim Kareem. Like Kologbo, I learned to play the guitar at Kalakuta when I stayed with Fela. I had some memories with Chief Priest.
Keji's story is a little exaggerated or hyped. Fela was always in charge of his girls sleeping with other people, but Fela decided the girl he wanted among them
This legend's story is just like a core university course that must be passed in order to graduate. I stayed on it for over 2 hours! Unbelievable! What a great teaching, education, spiritual expose and a great blessing. Thank you man of God Keji Hamilton and the host. God bless you both.
A masterpiece. Finally getting to share the behind the scenes activity of the celebrated Fela Kuti and his Egypt 80 ensemble.Gaise Baba's appreciation of history is really profound.
Baba Keji said it was only Jesus he had not tried about quitting drugs. So, only Jesus has the power to deliver from any addiction be it drugs, alcohol, immorality, gambling etc
Fela fulfilled his destiny because he was connected to his true self as an African. Shout the name of jesus as much as you want. It won't get you anywhere because no one was named Jesus. Go do your research, blind Africans. If you do achieve your destiny shouting the name of jesus, it's just a coincidence. It's your "Ori" (your divibe self) that stood with you and probably because you are intuitive enough to listen to your divine self. You don't need jesus for anything. But as an African, better to be connected to your ancestors because they live in you. You carry their DNA. Is jesus your ancestor? It's just a name deceptively invented by Europeans from "something" thats connected to you. Thats why it has so much power over you. You've just been fooled by European "juju", which is deception and propaganda. Wake up from your slumber.
Some Nigerians in their greed and lust for the vain things of life will be using their hands to destroy a beautiful heritage bestowed on them by their ancestors. This is a perfect example. And now he will say jesus has delivered him. Greedy set of human beings.
There should be a documentary about his life.🥹
Dear Lord Jesus!!! No Man You can Not Use And No Man You Can Not Save….Thank you for this Lord Jesus🙏🙏🙏🙏
There are four set of people watching you , Those who believe you can,Those who believe you cannot, Those that don't want you to be able to do it, And those who are ready to pull you down if you are able to do it… Life's deep, it's with age and time you will understand—-keji Hamilton
Keji came to Fela in later years. I was at Fela's house in Mashalashi in 1974. Those were the days of the Tutu the guitarist, Baba Egbe on percussion, Toni Allen on drums, Nicholas Pax on sited percussion (They were two sited percussions and Ghanaians). Then Kologbo was learning how to play guitar and eventually played the Tenor guitar to Fela. Keji was with Fela in a later year; he was not there during the Kalakuta burning down by the soldier from the Abati barrack that was a mile away from the republic of Kalakuta. I don't believe that Fela would share the woman with this guy. Fela had some of the best women in Lagos in those days. Some were from a good home. Buki was one of them – the judge's daughter. I can go on and on about Fela between 1974 and 1975; then, I left to play the lead guitar for Blackman Akim Kareem. Like Kologbo, I learned to play the guitar at Kalakuta when I stayed with Fela. I had some memories with Chief Priest.
Keji's story is a little exaggerated or hyped. Fela was always in charge of his girls sleeping with other people, but Fela decided the girl he wanted among them
Watching from Accra Ghana 🇬🇭. I love this .Professor Hindu told us same story and still have pictures of him and Fela and the magics he did worldwide.
This is huge ❤❤❤ God bless you sir
Jesus, the way the truth and the life , i thank God for the salvation of his life
This legend's story is just like a core university course that must be passed in order to graduate. I stayed on it for over 2 hours! Unbelievable! What a great teaching, education, spiritual expose and a great blessing. Thank you man of God Keji Hamilton and the host. God bless you both.
I'm going to use this testimony to rearranged my life. In the aspect of weed. Thanks for sharing brodaman.
The judge apologise to fela
Imagine Dr Abel Damina said praying in the Name of Jesus is not part of the Bible
Omorrrrrrrr
Watching for the second time,,,,,,❤❤❤❤
Omggg! I'm sending the link of this video to everyone I know🥹
It is sad how our yoruba believe system is portrait here. I think fela just mixed up different kind of religious practices.
A masterpiece. Finally getting to share the behind the scenes activity of the celebrated Fela Kuti and his Egypt 80 ensemble.Gaise Baba's appreciation of history is really profound.
Baba Keji said it was only Jesus he had not tried about quitting drugs. So, only Jesus has the power to deliver from any addiction be it drugs, alcohol, immorality, gambling etc
Fela and devil go fight for supremacy for hell fire 😭😭😭
Fela fulfilled his destiny because he was connected to his true self as an African. Shout the name of jesus as much as you want. It won't get you anywhere because no one was named Jesus. Go do your research, blind Africans. If you do achieve your destiny shouting the name of jesus, it's just a coincidence. It's your "Ori" (your divibe self) that stood with you and probably because you are intuitive enough to listen to your divine self. You don't need jesus for anything. But as an African, better to be connected to your ancestors because they live in you. You carry their DNA. Is jesus your ancestor? It's just a name deceptively invented by Europeans from "something" thats connected to you. Thats why it has so much power over you. You've just been fooled by European "juju", which is deception and propaganda. Wake up from your slumber.
Some Nigerians in their greed and lust for the vain things of life will be using their hands to destroy a beautiful heritage bestowed on them by their ancestors. This is a perfect example. And now he will say jesus has delivered him. Greedy set of human beings.