Lijadu Sisters: Horizon Unlimited
Whenever Kehinde and Taiwo Lijadu felt low down in spirit they indulged themselves in a childhood prank. They climbed the tallest nearest tree and watched the unlimited horizon. That was not the only trait they shared in common. They are identical twins who also share identical callings, habits, hobbies, a joint bank account and four children in between them. They never tell which one of them is the mother to which child. “They are four children,” they always said when asked.
Some twelve years ago (approx: 1967) they climbed a very tall tree and saw in the horizon unlimited, the path of their future.
The elements were orchestrating sweet musical vibrations that hit the core of the very being of the twins. It was the climax of their long-standing yearning to become professional singers. After all, it was all in the family. Daddy played the piano and Granny (on dad’s side) played the guitar. “So what about that?” They asked themselves.
They had enough inspirational heat in their veins to generate and power their interest and enthusiasm.
There was Daddy and Granny. There was Aretha Franklin and I.K. Dairo. There was Miriam Makeba and Victor Olaiya.
There was Fela Anikulapo-Kuti and a host of other musicians both local and international.
All of them together gave them all the heat of their inspiration. At such times when they were inspired it did not matter who conceived the ideas for lyrics or musical compositions.
What mattered was that they laboured together to bring forth the best of their brainchild.
The happiest moment that ever crowned their first attempt at creativity was when they walked into the chambers of Decca Studios with a handful of competent veteran session (musicians) to vax their first LP, “Iya Mi Jowo.” That was 1969. Since then Kehinde and Taiwo, (christened Louisa and Rosaline) have come a long way.
Over the years they have conceived created and recorded four long playing records all on Decca labels.
There was “Sunshine” and “Danger,” “Mother Africa” and “Iya mi Jowo” which have all gone down to their credit in the history books of the Nigerian music scene, amongst them a silver disk winner. This album is another step towards the fulfillment of the vision had of their future, many many years ago.
That vision they had of the “horizon unlimited.”
Ironically with Lijadu Sisters do not always speak about their future.
A reporter once asked them: Now that your horizon is opening up, what plans do you have for your future?
Lijadu Sisters: We don’t always look beyond our noses, because Man proposes but God disposes, but we are optimists.
R: Are you as rich as you are famous?
LS: As rich as rich can be. We are comfortable. We own one Volkswagen beetle and a joint bank account with plenty of money in it. Most of the time we are broke.
R: Are you religious?
LS: Very. We are catholics although not the Church going type. Every time we feel the spirit moving in our hearts we walk into the nearest church or Mosque and pray.
R: Do you have lovers?
LS: We are not dead. Not yet. We are living beings. To live and to love is the essence of our life. If you don’t have someone who loves you, you are dead. If we didn’t have lovers how come we compose love songs?
R: Do you take drugs?
LS: NO. We are permanently high.
R: You said you have four children but you are not married.
LS: We are not baby killers. Just because we had children with men we never got married to does not mean we had to kill them. We love children because children are a gift from God.
R: Would you have the same lover?
LS: If we did, we don’t see the need for it because there are many eligible men around. Even though we are twins, we want to be exclusive.
R: What do you think of yourselves?
LS: We are fantastic.
R: Do you wear the same clothes?
Kehinde: Taiwo is wearing my blouse and I’m wearing her wrapper.
R: What do you do when not singing?
LS: Playing with our kids, cooking, painting or climbing trees.
R: What kind of men would you like as friends?
LS: Simple, intelligent and responsible men.
R: Do you plan to get married?
LS: You talk too much.
Adapted from Lijadu Sisters – Horizon Unlimited LP Jacket notes by Tunde Harrison – 1979
September 16th, 2005 at 3:50 pm
this is funny interview. I like how they vex for Tunde Harrison, “you talk too much” ... hahaha
September 19th, 2005 at 5:37 am
are they still alive and where are they?
September 19th, 2005 at 10:18 am
I’ve been unable to find any information on them. If I were to guess, I’d place them in their 50s right now.
September 20th, 2005 at 4:47 pm
Hi, i just found your blog, and i like what you are doing! I am an musican (trumpet) from austria. Did you ever think of making a podcast with all the mp3s on your blog? I’d like to download you mp3s frequentlty, and a podcast would be a good way for me to listen to new music.
Jo-Ho from Austria, Europe
September 20th, 2005 at 5:06 pm
Hi moses…
podcasts & dj sets are in the works!
September 21st, 2005 at 5:48 am
nice!
November 16th, 2005 at 7:35 am
Does anyone have any tracks of one Nelly Uchendu? really want to listen to some folk songs
November 24th, 2005 at 3:04 pm
Hello, My name is Jide Lijadu Nowoola, the Lijadu sisters are Great aunties of mine, I have just started doing research on their music, and I was woundering if anybody knows where I can get their tapes, or music from.
November 29th, 2005 at 1:53 am
Where are those Lijadu sisters? Its been ages.
November 29th, 2005 at 10:47 am
Funny enough I was discusing with my wife yesterday about the Lijadu sisters.
I only arrived at this website because I was looking for material relating to Wierd Mc and then hey !... a pix of the singer twins below….
How about a tribute to the Lijadu twins in London ?
November 29th, 2005 at 6:41 pm
Well the Lijadu Sisters are no doubt an icon in the music world,i will like to see them oneday perform thier evergreen vibes so we reminiscence on it,iyaalakara akara tasan san si mi ni mu,i am a Drama technocrat but i was a manager for 4 years at the Waterparks Toyin in Ikeja where we hosted Fela, Femi, Lagbaja,Wasiu and others,well lijadu Sisters i love you and i will be willing to pay for your classic tunes please endeavour to call me to my base in Germany 00491756630751..004915117700044,or send me a post card to my home address Prince Abiola Feuerbach str 54, 67659 Kaiserslautern Germany ,God Bless..
December 3rd, 2005 at 2:42 am
Lijadu sisters are songsmiths my father who is of blessed memory very much told me about and often sang their songs “USA AAAA I almost lost my mind, when i lost my baby baby i almost almost lost my mind…” and “nina la ba na, nina la ba na sigidi ganganran….” and i think he said Marrige stopped their career… Well i see them as super mega and hyper stars in their generation…
December 6th, 2005 at 10:56 am
Lijadu Sisters! Where are they?We need to resurecct positive things and people like this Its been too long and soo much of bad images floating around us. Somebody please find them and the likes of onyenka uche uchendu and a whole lot of other wholesome images of nija life
December 13th, 2005 at 5:04 am
Hey, when r u gonna produce another album?
December 13th, 2005 at 5:07 am
And when are you gonna come back 2 london, i mean Stratford Rex?
2FACE.
December 14th, 2005 at 3:04 am
We are Twins and actually grew up into discovering the Lijadu sisters, we adore them. We still sing their songs till date, songs like Jowo o iyami, Urede, life gone down low and more. Where are they, you will make our day by telling us where they are, we need their records, cds or tapes terribly.
Anywhere you guys are, we love you Lijadu sisters.
Tayewo and Kehinde Oyedeji, Michigan, USA.
December 22nd, 2005 at 10:55 pm
I alove these ladies a whole lot..i wish someone would just produce an album of all there songs..look at what Paul Dairo did with some of his fathere’s songs..i can never 4get Urede…really does anyone know where they are and if they are still alive?
January 27th, 2006 at 7:19 am
how would u relate this music
February 14th, 2006 at 10:46 am
Hey…..the works of great singers such as the Lijadu sisters shld never be allowed to just fade off…these are evergreen which i believe someone shld reproduce…in a modern way….say CDs…..i still remember my Dad play and sing their song everytime…..erere – elejigbo….i so love that song and will also love to play it for my kids in future.
Oyenekan O. ‘Kayode
New Jersey, USA.
February 24th, 2006 at 11:22 am
actually, for the person who asked where Taiwo and Kehinde are now, last i heard they were living in Brooklyn, New York…
i’ve often flirted with the idea of tracking them down and coaxing them into the studio again! they were a very unique unit in the annals of Nigerian popular music. and the “Danger” album is KILLER!!
March 14th, 2006 at 3:33 pm
My dad was actually in love with the songs of these immense talents especially the ‘erere elejigbo’ track. I would be more than glad if I could lay my hands on any of their works….they always remind me of my childhood days.
Jide Ogunmiluyi,
United Kingdom
March 15th, 2006 at 6:33 pm
The Twins are here in Brooklyn. They are in good health and as beautiful as ever
March 21st, 2006 at 1:36 am
Loved them in childhood! Good to know you’re both hale and hearty!
April 12th, 2006 at 9:31 am
Wow…In B.K huh
...Bur really, no one is sayn anything about thier songs…I’ll ask again..WHERE CAN WE BUY THIER MUSIC…I doubt if there are any copies of their songs on sale, cos it’s been so long.
April 12th, 2006 at 9:48 am
Lolade, your best best is buying the old records on ebay.
April 15th, 2006 at 8:59 am
Hi,
Yes we are back again, we’ve always been tracking these childhood crushes…Lijadu sisters. we still sing their songs to ourselves, what a nostagic feeling and a reminisence of our childhood days they bring.
We need their email add. or wesbites of any sort. We love their songs o.
Thier poetic rendition of Urede is so beautiful…
We still adore you sisters.
The Oyedeji Twins…Michigan, USA.
July 21st, 2006 at 3:07 pm
I relly missed ‘em! If there can be a live interview of them in one of the Nigeria famous tv stations, I’ll greatly appreciate it, even nigerians will do as well. May be they can help alongside with Papa Tee and Beatifull Nubia here in Nigeria to fully bring poetry back to life the more again, for through it our morals are perfectly taught.
Kudos to them and their works of old!
July 21st, 2006 at 10:15 pm
I posted this on another site but I thought I’d ask here as well
I’m going to go out on a limb here and ask if anyone knows the title/artist of this song I just heard this weekend after such a long time…...........
it’s sung by a lady and the lyrics are in yoruba, they go something like this
‘iyawa e seun re re ti e a dara o
baba wa e seun re re ti a dara o….......
or something like that
it’s really old, I remember listening to it as a kid and it just brought back all sorts of memories, I’d like to buy it if I could only remember the song title. thanks
July 26th, 2006 at 4:09 am
Yoruba boy, the artiste is Christy Esiien Igbokwe.
July 28th, 2006 at 7:01 am
i neva knew that the sisters were still alive.where are they now and do they still have plans of bringing out alboms?
July 28th, 2006 at 2:35 pm
Saw the Twins recently, they still have their commanding presence and still “break-into-beautiful-harmonies” while talking. (first time I experienced that I was completely floored) Most of their music can be found on complication CD’s like Nigeria 70, Essential Afrobeat, Afrobeat Session etc – you will find that orele egigbo is the most licenced track – They are not really professionally active these day but support alot of young nigeria, yoruba, and really…. african artist who seek their advise. They can be found enjoying the Outdoor Music Series at Prospect Park, Brooklyn…..I am sure if you look hard enough you’ll see the charismatic Divas at d Lagbaja segment of Africa Day on August 5th at Celebrate Brooklyn….
August 1st, 2006 at 4:28 am
men this sistas r very crazy ,i hope they don’t mind if i use their song.i’m crazy too,we hav alot of thjings incommon
August 1st, 2006 at 4:30 am
ha ha ha
August 15th, 2006 at 8:51 am
The Lijadu sisters were phenomenal and it really would be NIRVANA to have acccess to their musics , even comipled versions are great …......
Do they have a website at all?
August 27th, 2006 at 8:33 pm
CAN ANYONE PLEASE TELL ME WHERE I CAN FIND MY FAVORITE COLLEGE GROUP OF ALL TIME OFEGE. I NEED THE CD BAD. PLEASE HELP
September 6th, 2006 at 10:42 pm
Hi Guys,
It was extremely a pleasant moment stumbling into the Lijadu sisters’ info and resent pictures.. they are still as radiant as ever.. we miss all their songs so badly.
We are still making all efforts in meeting them, that will happen anytime soon.
We are Artists and storytellers, we even sing their songs in our performances… check our website, www.kennytay.com.Tell them we still adore them.
Taye and Kehinde Oyedeji.
September 23rd, 2006 at 12:01 pm
I WILL LOVE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT FRONT’N’BACK THE NIGERIAN MUSICIANS
September 28th, 2006 at 10:12 am
MAN! I LOVE LIJADU SISTERS!
YES!
January 2nd, 2007 at 1:19 am
i was 8 yeas old when heard the lijadu sisters song on nta,ibadan,that was in 1981.i fell in love with them.i wish i could get more information about them,getting their cds…i love u guys
January 15th, 2007 at 12:40 am
When I first saw the sisters on the NTA early 80’s, I was 8 years then and childishly wished I could marry them someday, memories of their tracks (Urede, Iyami Jowo, Orere Elejigbo) will always be on my mind. Even my parents were so fond of them.
I have searched everywhere for their albums, even been to NuMetro,,,,no luck, guess I have to stay happy with memories only, but to anyone out there who knows them, just tell them they are marvellously LOVED
January 23rd, 2007 at 4:47 am
Hi,
Fantastic group and it’s nice 2 know that there are loads of people out there who remember the great Lijadu sisters!
If anyone knows the whereabouts or how i can contact their daughter, who was a good friend of mine whilst living with the other kids at granny’s place, Ipaja, i’ll be very grateful. Her name is Enitan. God bless the entire family!
January 24th, 2007 at 6:16 pm
The government should organize easy access to Medline and Health topics, medical dictionaries, directories and publications. WBR LeoP
February 8th, 2007 at 8:37 pm
I am indeed honoured to stumble upon this blogging site that pays glowing tribute to my mum & aunt (the Lijadu Twins), who, as some people have accurately noted are alive, hale and hearty in Brooklyn, New York.
I am one of the luckiest young men around in that i consider myself having two mothers in this inseparable set of twins, who inspire, love, and nutured me (myself an upcoming artist under the name ‘Singa’) and share some of those nostalgic memories of seeing them on tv in the 80’s while we stayed in Oluyole Estate in Ibadan (where i was born). For those who would like to contact them in New York for their music, call +718-229-3209 or reach me or my sister, (Ayobami) on +2348023034439 or 234-1-8164769 in Lagos, Nigeria for more info. Thanks for this wonderful experience of being able to reach a fanbase of my mum’s that i would never have imagined ever exsisted. Ayodeji ‘omo Taiwo’, singerrich@yahoo.com
February 12th, 2007 at 7:05 pm
haah!! at long last ..a ma dupe o ..a contact avenue to the Lijadu sisters.
Dear Mr Ayodeji.. e ku dede iwo yi sir…
I am even happy that you spent some time in Oluyole estate area. We may have come across one another may be in Joyce B ( well if you were around that kinda age…ha ha)..
Now bro its like this …. that ‘orere elejigbo’ sound is doing my brains in ..as we say in the UK.
I need it performed life. I dont want to keep on shedding tears no more each time that song is played to me. It gives me powerful memories of my childhood , – it just does something special to me.
WE WANT THE LIJADU SISTAS IN LONDON….
How is it going to happen ? I dont know..
But first of all – what is anti Kehinde and Taiwo doing right now. What are they up to ? are they still in the music business ?
We can have a tribute to them in London. If it means I have to visit them in the states , I really dont mind.
Nigerians in London are phenomenal… there are people around europe also. ...thier fan base also includes people who have an ear for Afro Funk.
Tell the lovely twins that their job is not finished yet. They may have gone underground , but they need to re-emerg….
please see my African festival website. .....www.ewajo.com
But apart from that , there is the African Music festival UK , the Womad festival and so many others.
The Nigerian music scene in London is terrific.
Thier is Uncle Tunji Oyelana and loads of other highlife outlets in London.
Speak to me bro and lets make it happen….
My name is Kunle Awosusi aka DJ Ooos -Jazz Funk and Rare Groove..but Kiant 4get mi African roots..
emails is ewajo@yahoo.co.uk and number is +447887 680 557
Peace and God bless
February 23rd, 2007 at 10:21 pm
Dear Uncle Kunle,
Greetings to you, your family & friends over there in UK.
Kudos also for the great work you are doing in projecting Africa image positively in the UK & beyond via ewajo.com.. I haven’t visited this page since the first time & will therefore reach you with the desired information by mail soonest. About running into each other at Joyce B in Oluyole, Ibadan, that would be a coincidence b’cos i was only 3 yrs when we left Ibadan in 1980!
Cheers sir,
Ayodeji ‘omo Taiwo’
singerrich@yahoo.com
March 27th, 2007 at 6:59 am
LIJADU SISTERS, LIJADU TWINS, LIJADU ANTIES, LIJADU MUMMIES,LIJADU GRANNIES… COME OUT MAS BECAUSE WE WANT TO KNOW WHERE YOU ARE… PLEASE WE NEED YOUR EXPLOITS AND EXPERIENCES AGAIN…
April 6th, 2007 at 7:50 am
they are graet singer i learnt they live in canada for years i wish some producer in lagos can contact them and reproduce thier album again
April 17th, 2007 at 3:50 pm
My Father has an album of the Lijadu sisters back in Lagos,Nigeria.One of the tracks on the album was’’ reincarnation’‘.I used to think they were weird sisters.I never listened to the album.I will try and listen to it when I go back briefly to Lagos.Music in the 60’s and 70’s was rich and dynamic.Though I am 29yrs,I really appreciate the sounds from the past.Anyone remember Skeeter Davies,Bobby Bare,Ginger Williams,Jimmy Cliff,Eddy Grant,Boney M,Bongos Ikwue,Third world etc?Does anyone know if Ginger Williams is on CD?Mail me at tolu.ihidero@gmail.com
CHEERS LIJADU SISTERS.I AM PROUD OF YOU.
April 17th, 2007 at 4:14 pm
Still on the Lijadu Sisters.I will be very grateful if anyone out there can provide me with more materials on the sisters.I am a writer and journalist.I write a music column for a fast growing Magazine.I want to do a story on the Lijadu sisters for the third edition of the MAGAZINE.I would welcome more info and Pictures on them.Forward the info to tolu.ihidero@gmail.com
I want to bring their existence to the attention of elderly Nigerians who are not internet savvy.I need your help if you get to read this post.
I am looking forward to hear from you.God bless Nigeria.God bless blacks all over the World.The Future is ours.
April 21st, 2007 at 9:50 am
We are very excited, as our childhood crushes and inspirations had been unveiled. We are calling them now. Ayodele, thanks so much for the contact phone to reach them, we don’t think nobody really apreciates them as much as we do.
We are identical twin brothers living here in Michigan, USA. we are Artists and we are planning to promote them here in the US if they agree…....
www.kennytay.com
We still sing UREDE, JOWO O IYAMI, LIFE GONE DOWN LOW, ORERE ELEJIGBO…..
OH my God.
Love.
Taye and Kehinde Oyedeji,
www.kennytay.com
April 22nd, 2007 at 4:10 am
Hello,Taiwo and Kehinde Oyedeji.I saw your post and was very excited.I have been looking for information on how to contact the Lijadu Sisters.You said someting like you have their Phone number.Can you just mail the number to me at:tolu.ihidero@gmail.com
I will appreciate it if you can help me contact them.I won’t mind it if you can forward their email address to me.I want to do a solid article on them for my Magazine and Nigerian Newspapers.You can call me on +44 78057 60720.
Anyone with info on the Lijadu Sisters should please contact me.Let us do it for Nigeria and Nigerians all over the planet.God Bless the Lijadu Sisters.
April 26th, 2007 at 6:02 am
Whatever happened to the Lijadu Sisters?!? When I was a kid, my mother played their music all the time and I grew to appreciate songs like “Orere Elejigbo” and “Reincarnation”. Would really love info on how to get copies of their material in the United Kingdom.
May 1st, 2007 at 4:35 am
FYou can find some of Nelly Uchendu music ifyou go to this link below
http://www.onlinenigeria.com/music/Nelly%20Uchendu/
Lots of others here too!
May 15th, 2007 at 5:36 pm
The Lijadu sisters are legends. I wish somebody somewhere will do something with their music. I wonder where or what they are doing now? They gave us some good memories.God bless them.
June 5th, 2007 at 6:42 am
well, “Omo Tayo”’s posts definitely added a new dimention to this thread, did they not?
i’m glad to hear that the twins are well… i had heard a rumor at some point that one of them was confined to a wheelchair due to a spinal injury; i hope this is not the case.
anyway, for those who have been asking for their music, i’ll probably be writing a feature on them and posting some of their songs on my blog (http://combandrazor.blogspot.com) in the next couple of weeks, so do check it out.
also, here’s a somewhat recent photo of the sisters (circa 2005) that stumbled upon a while ago: http://www.nigeriancommunity.org/Presidentialaward.html
June 15th, 2007 at 7:56 pm
Ok, Ok I get it now hahahaha. Thanks for the good post. I am getting there heh
July 4th, 2007 at 5:02 am
This is absolutely great. That I will ever come across news bit about the Lijadu Sisters. Way back in the early eighties in Ibadan on NTA, I used to enjoy their musicals on TV, especially with the influence of my late Dad who used to sing along with them. Really need to get copies of their old works, especially on CD format. U guys are doing a great work, keep it up.
July 10th, 2007 at 2:51 am
The sistas in full glory. Oh My
Bless their souls shall be.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yYe8bD3Ahk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5GsT6oou5Q
July 27th, 2007 at 10:59 am
Lijadu sisters i never knew why i always cried anytime i listened to their songs, my Dad had them on an A Tracks, i was a kid then i no one could explain why i always cried with joy any time i listened to Lijadu sisters songs as well as the Good women Choir songs. I stll dont know, the thought of it alone still stirs up joy in my heart.
August 2nd, 2007 at 1:49 pm
Hi so where do we get their songs….please
August 5th, 2007 at 5:44 pm
I was jusst a boy in Ibadan when i first heard Lijadu Sisters sing’ orere elejigbo’ ,’Danger’ etc, i am as much in love now with those tunes as 25 years ago.
Can someone please and please tell me where to get any of their music.
August 9th, 2007 at 12:34 pm
I am a Nigerian artiste with the intention of using a chorus”jowo mai lo”in my next spoken word album.
I want to use it as it is,nothaving it sang by anyone else.If they can chek me out @www.cdbaby.com/cd/papatee and I hear from them,I’d be most pleased.The love I have for them is everly breathing.
September 14th, 2007 at 1:46 pm
Hi guys,
These are the twins Taye and Kehinde Oyedeji again. If you want to have a sneak peak of the Lijadu sisters, you can still see them in WWW.YOUTUBE.COM, just type in their names and you’ll see those faces that will definately bring back your childhood nostagia once again.
Cheers…
October 12th, 2007 at 4:21 pm
Just stumbled on this website. cool stuff. will keep visiting.
Thanks
November 2nd, 2007 at 8:12 pm
Hi
Guess what, I just had a 30 minute conversation with kehinde Lijadu. We met at a venue which ethics cannot let me disclose. She’s great and Taiwo is fine. They still sing and plan to release an album soon. They live in new york, USA
November 5th, 2007 at 7:24 am
Have you heard of the group Twin-X? Also a lovely set of identical twin from Nigeria doing great in music. check out www.myspace.com/twinx, they adore Lijadu sisters too.
November 5th, 2007 at 7:28 am
Have u heard of the group TWIN-X? Also a lovely set of identical twin from Nigeria doing great in music. Check out www.myspace.com/twinx they both adore Lijadu sisters too.
December 8th, 2007 at 4:14 pm
Guess what, all things work for good. A question on the sisters was asked during the last edition of WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE-thats what led me to start searching for any info about them.I have an uncle who was with NTA Ibadan in those days and he has promised to try and get some of those tapes,as soon as i lay my hands on them,i promise i will share it with all.
December 15th, 2007 at 6:35 pm
FROM THE MINISTRE DE LA CONSTRUCTION
ATTN: CEO
I am interested in the partnership investment program with your corporation.
First permit me to introduce myself as (Mr Jimoh Lugard) ministre de la construction of Western Sahara state in the democratic republic (a tiny island desert).
Being the executive minister of my State.
I awarded the contract of IRRIGATION to Portuguese Firm worthy several millions of dollars.
In the execution of that project the (Portuguese Firm) discovered large amount of gold in one of the contract site.
I collaborated with the Portuguese Firm on a mutual agreement on the proceed of which I have received my share of 15.5musd.
As the minister, I cannot introduce or circulate these funds into the Western Sahara banking system considering my provisional duty and the considering the fact that I earn less than 1,000us $ dollars monthly coupled with the Bureau of conduct guide lines and regulations for Public Civil Servants.
The above situation prompted my decision to solicit your co-operation to take delivery of this fund into your custody for my proposed investment, as you will be adequately compensated with $ 6.500,000 millions.
I will arrange all necessary procedures in ensuring a smooth process for the funds to get to you.
I will appreciate you contact me once you receive this fax via my satellite phone above indicating your capability and willingness to enable me to give you more details of my modus operandi of getting this money to you hitch free.
This matter requires your urgent attention and confidentiality whatever your decision.
Best Regards,
Minister, Jimoh Lugard.
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De la MINISTRE DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN
ATTN: CEO
Estoy interesado en el programa de asociación de inversión con su empresa. Primera permitir que me presente como (Jimoh Lugard) Ministre de la cons- estado del Sáhara Occidental en la república democrática (una pequeña isla del desierto). Siendo ministro de la ejecutiva de mi Estado.
I adjudicado el contrato de RIEGO portugués Firm digno a varios millones de dólares. En la ejecución de ese proyecto el portugués Firm descubierto gran cantidad de oro en uno de los contratos sitio.
I colaboró con la Sociedad Portuguesa de un acuerdo mutuo sobre el proceder de la que he recibido de mi parte de 15.5musd.
Como el ministro, no puedo introducir o distribuir estos fondos en el sistema bancario Sáhara Occidental teniendo en cuenta mi derecho provisional, y teniendo en cuenta el hecho de que un salario de menos de 1000us $ dólares mensuales, junto con la Mesa de conducta y de las líneas guía
Reglamentos para Funcionarios Públicos.
La anterior situación motivó mi decisión de solicitar su cooperación para recibir la entrega de este fondo en su custodia para mi proyecto de inversión, tal como se le adecuadamente compensados con $ 6.500,000 millones.
Voy a organizar todos los procedimientos necesarios para garantizar un buen proceso de los fondos para llegar a usted. Voy a apreciar usted en contacto conmigo una vez que se reciban por fax a través de este teléfono por satélite mi anterior indicando su capacidad y voluntad de permitir a mí para darle mi más detalles del modus operandi de conseguir este dinero que le enganche libre.
Este asunto requiere atención urgente y su confidencialidad sea cual sea su decisión.
Best Regards,
Ministro, Jimoh Lugard.
December 22nd, 2007 at 9:44 pm
plz i will like to have your complete album recording it reminds me of my childhood and i still see you as the best coz each time i sing any of ur tracks my emotion betrays me and tears of childhood roll down my eyes. plz contact me on don.westy@yahoo.com or describe how to get the recording plzz
January 7th, 2008 at 7:12 pm
Hey! I know Twin X, saw them live on stage performing @ Houston Texas last year, they were just too awesome! Dont know if they have thier new album released now but i think it will be a beauty to behold LIJADU SISTERS in concert with TWIN-X. God bless Africa!
January 16th, 2008 at 8:05 pm
Hey! I love these sisters & miss them so much since they jetted out of Nigeria. I hate nostalgia for their old albums. Pls where & how can I get the old works to buy and how do I link there beautiful birds of our time.
March 16th, 2008 at 5:08 pm
Dear Taiwo & Kehinde, like most people have we all grew up listening to ur songs and boy did we love them! I really can’t remember the age I started listening to ur songs but I remember thex . I was just wondering, haven’t seen any of your reply to the all the mails. pls come out and say something. Your fan base is incredible they all testify to ur beautifll works. Pls just come out and say something we are waiting.
June 11th, 2008 at 2:19 am
Please do me a favour by posting one of these wonderful sisters’ album that I am missing badly in my box for me to download. The title of one of the tracks in the album is ‘’Araye Mo Juba’‘. It is the only album out of all their productions that I dont have in my archives. I have every other one. Please do this for me or better still send their contact address and e-mail address including their phone numbers to my box so I can contact them directly but if you can assist me in this regard, I shall seriously appreciate it.
Regards.