Chief Oliver De Coque - FATHER FATHER (People’s Club — Lagos branch) | 1981 . . More than ten years since his passing away, the impact of his songs is such that some even doubt if he is dead; as his songs remain evergreen and timeless. . The Legendary Nigerian guitarist and highlife maestro, Oliver De Coque, made his mark by popularizing the trend that still exists to date, of musicians singing the praises of wealthy and famous members of society. ‘Ana Enwe Obodo Enwe’ (‘There are those who owe

Oliver Sunday Akanite also known as Oliver De Coque was born in Ezinifite, Anambra State, Nigeria, in 1947, to an Igbo family. He started playing music at the age of 11 and was taught to play the guitar by a Congolese guitarist living in Nigeria. De Coque was an apprentice of juju musicians Sunny Agaga and Jacob Oluwale and became locally well known by the time he was a teenager. De Coque received international attention after performing in London in 1973, and his guitar work was featured in Pri

Oliver de Coque Jnr live on stage This guy is highly talented | Mc Sharp Comedy

Oliver De Coque FUNNY IDENTITY instrumental performed live with a twist of brass.https://youtu.be/VU4aXq974To | Obiroyce Entertainment