Aside Mr Kofo not having tribal mark on his cheeks, he and Papiluwe look alike. Great personality. Great show as usual.

Baba is right about America. I lived there for 15 years. America is not as easy as most Nigerians think😊

Kudos to Mr. Adeyanju for a wonderful interview. Uncle Kofo played briefly at Celestial Church of Christ, New York Parish, Brooklyn NY in the early 1990s. Most recently in October 2023 he played at my nephew's wedding ceremony at Philadelphia. He gave the most accurate reality of life in the USA where I myself have lived since 1979. I wish both men best of luck in all of their endeavors.

Great and revealing interview! I hope people will learn from this. Indiscipline is one of albatross of most musicians in Nigeria. Most lack exposure and are unwilling to learn! Thank you for the acknowledgement and remembering that he was a regular in my Dads band. Emperor wale Olateju. I remember those days. He was a great assest to the band! This interview is one of the most factual, truthful from the lots have listened to. You can tell he is not bitter nor toxic! I wish you more years of great and fullfilling career on the stage!

Thank you for coming with me and playing with your band at my in-law's 70th Birthday at Spring Valley, New York many years ago. You did it for me almost free of charge, I can never forget.

I love Kofo Wonder..."he'sa living talking drum"..I listen to his songs every morning non stop....it's too wonderful, original, creative, superlative and excellent. Great multi talented composer.

Majek sharing stage with the likes of Burning Spears and Jimmy Cliff!, legends of Reggae. Majek de so ogo e danu, oga o. May God not let us throw away our glorious opportunities.

I have attended many of his shows at Manhattan NYC, his fans are majorly whites and he is such an humble man and amiable.

This legend needs to be contacted to give lecture to the youths.

Brilliant as usual. So much to learn from this perceptive man of humility. Now I know where and when the rain started beating Majek Fasek. These interviews must be transctibed and made into books for posterity. Managers and management schools do have lessons to learn so are people looking directions for personal developments. Kudos to you for the beautiful job for you are doing for this sector.

I've learnt a lot from this interview

This is an indepth and down to earth interview. I love this soft spoken man for coming out truthfully for most of the instrumentalists who thinks they are at the top of the world.

Mr Kofo is down to earth factual and cool. Because of his exposure in America, his orientation has evolved very well.

A very good, explicit interview. Every bit of it is juicy. The interviewer is very professional and knowledgeable about the music industry.

Another fabulous and revealing interview. Well done. I've always wondered why Oluremi Sakadely ended the way he did, that none of his avid fans and / or children assisted him with new instruments to get going again. Now I know. It's curtains now, no doubt.

Beautiful conversation as usual. So glad to watch this episode. Receive your flowers Agbaletu 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Dele, its like you are being guided now. May be spiritual! (smiles). I was just watching the old interview with Kofo Wonder and was wondering when will a one-on-one interview follow. I think Kofo Wonder is the rave of the moment with the recent video releases. Thanks once again.

Well done óóóóó 😂. Ágbá Man for this Exclusive interaction Interview with my Boss, Ọ̀mọ́kófórọ̀lá aka Kofo Wonder. He is very nice and so much Caring BAND leader. I love him and proud of him. He Cares so much for his BAND members. I enjoy him for the Shurt period I played with his Band. Almighty Allâh knows who Blocked me in KOFO BAND. There is no hidden place for the wicked person. God knows everything 😊

You must be very GOOD to be in Majek band. That crew were amazing

Best interview, baba kofo I respect you may God bless you more. Thank you agbaletu

My Mentor and Favorite Talking Drummer of All Time! ❤️

Agbaletu, your program is educative, torching and good example. We need to know there is future.

Thank you again Agbaletu for bringing this enlightened and inspiring person to us. As usual, you are the best!

I enjoy him, he his an exposed musician and international man

The talking drum really make a difference in Majek music

Atila he’s still alive at Ibadan

Egunshe omo ilu mi re oo. Osinmadegun olu pe oku

The legend

Kudos to you Agbaletu, more grace to Mr. Kofo Abayomi

Nice interview. I hope the up and coming muscians can borrow a leaf from his insights and reform the music business in Nigeria and the creative industry as a whole. However, it appears cultism and gangsterism have replaced juju (ogun) in the modern Nigerian industry. We may be going through our developmental phases like the hip hop music did in the US.

Great interview. Wise and intelligent guy👌

Band leaders are still doing it, collecting multiple shows on the same day

The Dean of old skool and transparency. Pure transparency in this interview... No holds bared❤

Liadi Bello has been mentioned by several talking drummers. We really need to know the background of this Liadi. He must have been so good.

I am so inspired by this interview So amazing ! I will like to have his mobile contact for more valuable work.

Adura temi agba kini mowi?

Really exposed man! Very interesting interview

Mr Adeyanju you keep saying 32years instead of 26years cos he left between 1996 and came back 2002

This man is truthful of all his statements in this interview with Agbaletu

NICE INTERVIEW ❤❤❤❤❤❤

lol he was right I did some cleaning jobs of some city newly constructed buildings with Mr KOFO In New York City Mr Isaac the builder got the contract from the city

Kofo wonder . break down easily for you to understand it. now is your choice to make not anybody

Alahusaty the great juju musician

Baba how can you beg for that treatment cheat God forbid

Ade olusayo is a cheat God will punished him no matter what

Never knew Agba man is having something on Uncle Kofo. Just a few days ago, I googled Uncle's name and found his KZfaq channel. I have been listening to those singles and live plays since, and they feel like the tonic I have been yearning for lately.