Madam Halimat, With all due respect, I was only able to watch 10m of this before I gave up, irritated. You are right that “Ayinla” The movie, got some details wrong about your father but the plot of the movie was based off multiple accounts from people interviewed. Blame that on everyone that knew him but embellished their memory of him and those that only know of his music but claimed to know otherwise. You should thank the creators of “Ayinla” for shedding light on the life of a great artist. Go ahead, make another movie about your father, knock yourself out, we are all here for it. Importantly though, Ayinla wasn’t a sanitized man and any account to suggest otherwise is flat-ass false. I had the fortune to see him twice, growing up on the streets of Abeokuta. Once he was involved and part of a huge street fight, right after a performance he had just given at a private party in Igbore. Him, his entourage and a strew of uninvited area boys. I’ll never claim to know what the fight was about but I do remember someone being stabbed to death. The second time was on the day he died, I was 10years old, briefly hawking fufu inside the same bar in which he later stormed in to pick yet another fight with one of the regulars (or, maybe the man wasn’t a regular). I stood at a corner in the bar, frozen at what I was witnessing, I remember he did most of the yelling and the fist throwing, chasing the unfortunate man around the bar/beer parlor before the situation changed and he was knocked out with an object to his head. I doubt very much he was expecting the man to physically respond to his assault. I was subsequently kicked out of the bar but stayed close enough to watch the commotion that unfolded. I didn’t know who he was, who the other man and bar regulars were till a few minutes later when everyone started screaming. “Wọn ti pa Ayinla O" “Wọn ti pa Ayinla O" “Wọn ti pa Ayinla O" Again, my point is, I grew up to several ‘rumors’ of him involved in one fight or the other with street gangs, numerous husbands of women he had slept with, rival bands and musicians and I can go on and on…. Make your own biopic of him my dear but please don’t knock what’s been done by others. “Ayinla” is a good movie, for those that didn’t know him, it’s on Netflix and on the screen of audiences all over the world and that’s fantastic. I’ll keep any condemnation or opinion of how accurate the story is to myself and so should you. You are his daughter but you were very young and like me, you are not the only that has memorized all of his songs by heart plus I doubt if you had any intention to make a movie about him if “Ayinla” The movie hadn’t been released. #JustSayin

I was blown away by her sonorous voice. She is also very beautiful. Bless her.

Young woman, you have a good voice. You are a true daughter of your father. The film 'Ayinla' was a good tribute to your father . Please don't condem it.

How old was she when her father was trending? She and her family should be greatful to Tunde Kelani for establishing a good memorial of her father.

Halimat was just 2years old when her father died hw did she knows more than Ayinla friends and neighbors

If you may ask me I think Halimat should be grateful to everyone that has ever done anything about her late father because for their sake that’s why his memory is kept alive and known to the new generation. Don’t forget that if you’re writing a story about a person you must not write 100percent of the stories exactly how it was, they have to add to make it acceptable. Be grateful that everyone is keeping your father’s memory alive.

Wow.....she speaks so very well and strong about her late Father. I love strength of ENERGY. I love listening to the late singers songs. Rest well legend. ❤ from U.S A..!!

Tunde Kelani should have sought the family's consent before making the movie and or add them in the movie and pay them loyalty for their father's story. Nigeria movie producers are not trustworthy. I remembered Baba Wande said he was not given anything for his movie Tolu wa nile. If Tunde Kelani has carried his family along, this lady would acknowledge same.

How old was she when her father was alive. What does she know about her father. In fact, Baba TK was even magnanimous with the biopic. He didn't show all the dark sides of the Iconic figure, in my opinion. She should just rest, abeg.

Due to the status of your father in the society, there will be many things that your father will be doing amongst his own team that will never come to light to his family. His family will know what he wants his wives and children even those we believed were his closest friends to know. You say what you knew about your father and his associate will said what they knew about him

But the person that wrote Ayinla omo wura movie is a true fan and supporter of him,I'm talking about Baba Tunde Kiwanis. I believed he should know better because he is also from Abeokuta. Adedimeji Abdul Lateef is just script interpreter.

Egunmogaji was the bomb back then. It was unfortunate. His daughter is beautiful, and a talented singer. She articulates her personal accounts of her father, Egunmogaji. ❤ from USA.

Well done young woman, you made your father proud, I give you credit.

Good afternoon people. We bring another interview session with Alhaja Halimat the daugther of Ayinla Omowura we hope you enjoy this segment. Please don't forget to subscribe, like and comment. Thank you

He was a phenomenal musician. Rest easy sir.

Please does those sending warning letters to you said it's in their signed document with Ayinla that none of his children should sing any his songs? This is the time you will claim every right that belongs to you Ayinla's children, but please Co operate with yourselves. THIS IS THE TIME YOU SUE THAT COMPANY TO A COMPETENT COURT OF JURISDICTION, AFTER ALL THEY ARE STILL SELLING YOUR FATHER'S RECORDS, OR DO THEY SEND YOU YOUR APPROPRIATE SHARES??? AIYE TI LAJU JU BEELO!!! Take Action people will support you. Remain blessed.

Excellent madam u resemble ur father baba Ayinla omowura , u will live long in Jesus name Amen

Baba Tunde Kelani is an international cinematographer of high repute. His works are top notches. And it will be difficult to just dismiss his story line on Late Ayinla Omowura.

Bring her again, really enjoy her egba dialect

My dear, your interview is good, but a little bit of humility could have made it greatly great. Alh Ayinla Omowura died some years back if I'm right, and nobody really thinks about him again. Suddenly, Mr Tunde Kilani pushed his memory up to social media through his trending cinema, and the whole Yoruba race embraced it because of his abilities and the personalities that were used in the movie. Also, the trending was very much due to the history attached to the late maestro's death. My dear name sake and daughter. Either the story he acted was genuine or canterfeit. You could have appreciated the effort of Tunde Kilani and his team for the beautiful memory of your father. You need not be rude in disredibility of his script and the story. He did his research before the production. What was your age during your late father's demise ? Like you rightly said, nobody was there to witness every moment and every spiritual attachment to his world and your mother inclusive. She wasn't at the scene of the event, too. Your words sounded too harsh in commenting on the film. You need not run his own transcripts down in the process of promoting or advertising your upcoming movie. That's not really nice. You're too young for that. You're a beginner, Start with love and sense of humor . Your judgment to that point in your interview is not fair at all. Mr Kilani can't produce such a great movie without the knowledge and concept of your elder siblings and Egba elders who are very close to your father and the entire family to confirm the story.. Anyway, try to be cool and apply courtesy in your career, and you're unstoppable to greater heights than your father in Jesus Mighty Name amen 🙏 Remain loved my darling ❤♥❤

Ms Alimo Ayinla, if it is true that Mr Tunde Kelani did not seek consent of use of intellectual property rights of Ayinla's work from your family, consult a lawyer that specialise in Intellectual property rights, and issue legal proceedings against MrTunde Kelani and his estate, nobody can try that with Fela or Bob marley...🤔

How ola was Halimat when her father died,she can never know d true history of her dad

She couldn't know more than people that were tgere when he was developing, and displaying his craft. She cannot know more than the people that flocked with him in his life. You were very young pro'ly less than 12 and could not be with him in his gigs. You dont need to come and whitewash him we know his fallings and triumphs and thats his humanity and we love it.

She just admitted to be younger by then and claiming to have heard aroba (can aroba be like those who actually witnessed the event). There are things family will know and outsiders won’t know and there are things outsiders will know that may be hidden to the family

I think who made that film should have consulted the family member(s) for a vivid account.

❤❤❤❤ thanks for bringing in this wonderful information

The woman is a brilliant and smart person. She is articulate. I Like her

Beautiful love this

Madam you cannot know this cos you will still be a baby when he died the.his lead drummer,friend and band member spoke about him and they confirmed how he died.

Mr Tunde kilani is one of Great story teller,and you have to thank Tunde kilani for produce the film Call AYINLA and the film is true story And you that came out now, how old are you then to defend this story

Your Families should go and see Lawyer Femi Falana or Brekete Families in Abuja, these are people who fight for human rights. Those will fight for royalty of your families right.

A nice new perspective on the Apala maestro. Nice she is also contemplating a movie on the man, it would give a new meaning to the Ayinla essence. But not nice to condemn existing works / projects on the man. Insinuating that only Ayinla's family could tell a credible story on him is like saying you can't write a true story on a historical figure except you share his bloodline. Where would that leave art and scholarship?

She's just protecting her father's image

But above all, the movie publication brought a lot of memories 😊like am way too younger because I don’t know him at all My mum even said she was still learning trade then when he died 😅so imagine what it’s brings which I love listen to his songs now

She's so eloquent and possesses a strong didactic character.I believe she can act as well

but baba ajewole was in the movie of Ayinla na.

God bless you for that Ayinka Omowura day......I am sure one musician will RELOAD Ayinla's Deep lyrical genius.... U can go for epic local composers like he did too .. Alhaja God Bless you. Amen

Apala is being used in a loose sense to be the derivative source for the definition of other genres of local/ tradtional music. Gangan/Apala existed as a local instrument that was part of the evolution of different genres of music.For juju music, they started with iya ilu. Please take note.

U are right in ur speech ma.

Enu po! I don’t believe her jare. Friends know more than children or family most times. So a father would a child, in particular a very young child with him to the babalawo’s house to make charms?? She also seems very keen to paint her father in a very good light. She should just stick to what she saw, heard and knew.

I believe her story about how her father died. Her father is my grandfathers friend. I was very small at mushin when they came call on my grandfather. My grandfather was a police officer who died May 21st this at 86year.

How old is she then that she know so much about her father's story

I agree with this serious daughter of the Late Hero.Akiimo iya Osho ju Osho lo.

madam abeg rest😮😮

Well well well the reason she was saying this was obvious, the fact that the family aren't gaining anything from his records and all that, another thing is she is trying to paint her dad the good picture, like he doesn't do juju or so, another thing is what she was saying contradicts what her brother said about Ayinla......

Street Credibility for Egunmogaji.Drivers, butchers etc all for the great Apala musician.

She's good !

She's blessed and beautiful ❤️ and funny!!!

Good job, sir 👏.

Thank you for saying the truth but you yourself are yet to get the mystery behind the fight and death

When Ayinla die, didn’t they later took him to the herbalist house after leaving the hospital? Beside, how old was she back then to know all that? Even Ayinla died at the age of 47 so how old will she probably be then?

Gratitude first to the conveners for the commercialisation of an existing story line. Secondly, the gap left by the lack of proper education,enlightenment, exposure or family cohesion is greatly exhibited. If there was, a legal team should be dealing with polygrams records at a global level for royalities. The local contracts can also be looked at and the appointed musical rights collection society in Nigeria ( MCSN) should be in the family's corner for the battle. Disparaging the efforts of someone like Tunde Kilani is out of it. The Ayinla brand is seen as an asset of the Egbas that the direct beneficiaries are not milking that underscores the common prayer of not labouring in vain.

The true story is what this lady just said here. Lies are just too many on the death of the icon. I have a brother from Abeokuta who narrated it exactly as this lady said.

Madam Halimat is really a chip of the old block. 😊I pray you live long.

WOW THIS WAS INFOMATIVE

Yessss akimu lonbawi class two lowa

Hmmmmm Emio leso wipe Itan ti Baba Kelani gbe jade iro ni abi otito Bcs baba Kelani ko Oruko awon ti won gba itan na lowo won Opo won si wa laye won o ti ku

Hello concerning royalty from your Dad's work you need to discuss it with your Uncle Alhaji Dauda, your elder Sister Kubura , your elder brother Akeem.. Also, tell the whole World how you and your siblings normally come EMI now Ivory Music Ikeja shortly before Ileya festival every to share your Dad's royalty. There is God who is watching everyone of us.

We felt bad at igbogila because one of ayunla families were with us

Owo lo Dija won sile bayewunmi ki fi owo ere to ba gba jise pe fun Baba Akeem iro ni ki se Oruko ni cup yen lo tick ju the cup is a strong cup

There are many part she won’t know. Does she follow Ayinla everywhere? What does smalll child knew then ? There are lots hidden to her. In the bar where Ayinla was hit with something on his head, is the bar fake? Are people not there? Are they all dead? Why did the then government kill the Manager over Ayinla’s death? Ajala promotion, are they not real ?

Person wey be like 3 or 4 years old when her dad died,dey talk say her papa no dey fight for stage,Agbejapaoba son who is more older than you says otherwise

You don't need any of this. Keep the story to yourself. Their is no perfect story being g told, except when told by the person himself. Let the speaking dogs lie At least, the facts were highlighted and close.

It is all about what is in it for me. The writer's of the movie are season writers and trusted professionals in their field.

THIS IS SERIOUS OGA OOO

Well done bro.

Ms Alimo Ayinla, copyright only last for 75yrs, Ayinla Omowuwura died about 45yrs ago, it is likely the copyright has expired, you and your family should get a good lawyer, that specialised in Intellectual property laws, may god continue to nurture you, may Ayinla soul continue to r.i.p...🙏

Halimatyou are making sense

Good job

Ebi Iyami ni Ayinla ni oke ero ni Abeokuta ore baba mi ni Ayinla ile wa ni won ma ndun ni Agege ti won ba wa bo ogun ajobo ni Agege

Don't mind her

But you also feature in the film nao... why are you now saying is not the real story? Don't you read the script???

They should ignore the negativity side of the late musical maestro and we should focus on his irreplaceable craftsmanship. Those people eating from Ayinla’s talent and sweat even after 44 years of his death and refused to even send part of this butter to his family, they are all bad people. Awon onijekuje

Let em bring a male child of the legend this woman sounds mean and unhappy a lot of that movie says so much about ayinla my grandma is ayinlas father's sister I no even know ds woman for Abeokuta I know others

Assuming you were given money you will not say all this....

You should be grateful for kilani. Ko and sit down stop defending what you know nothing about. Then go and make your own film 😮

Nibo ni ayinla ti sere gbein ati talo sere fun kini oruko ENI ti osere fun

You are talking rubbish

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In every rumor there's an atom of truth. Hello Animo how old were you when Ayinla died? You are saying what your mother or seniors told you. Where's Akeem. I'm 63 now i was in secondary school when he died I was with my Dad at his shop in Iporo- Ake . Pls buga mo niwonba.

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This woman don knw anything you're supposed to look for elder one out of his son not this one that just selling mouth u knw nothing

Remix le n ko mama e!

Your video post about the precarious life of "Alhaji Agba, Egunmogaji" may be very compelling esp. the appetite to have 13+ women, and numerous children. From your interview with Madam Ramotu, the so-called last wife of Alhaji Ayinla Omowura, there are too many conflicting stories. However, if you have any sense of dignity and Yoruba culture, you'll mkkjunderstand the implications of sharing confusing story around the death of Ayinla Omowura. Back in 1978, he gracefully performed his magical & wonderful music at my late grandmother burial occasion, actually in Ibadan Oyo State. So please exercise some intellijgence in your posting before you find yourself in some life-ruin legal battles.v

Caustic and uncouth woman .

The writer of the Movie, is a Don. That can't just write,what is not

Who carry this woman come here dey talk nonsense

Your family had almost 40 years to tell Ayinla story but you didn’t, some fans decided to do it with the permission of the family and they made plenty money and fame with it now you are trying to tell us they did rubbish and you’ll do a more appropriate one soon? Get this woman off my screen she’s saying rubbish

You don't know what you are doing