Handful of names evoke nostalgia in Nigerian highlife music like Oliver Sunday Akanite, popularly known as Oliver De Coque. His guitar riffs, dance-blend  rhythms, and positive storytelling gave 1970s–2000s highlife a signature sparkle.

His tracks reflects the essence of Eastern Nigerian highlife — smooth guitar licks, call-and-response vocals, and proverbs woven into music. The song celebrates culture, brotherhood, and success, while encouraging listeners to dance and reflect.

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Oliver De Coque was known for blending traditional Igbo sounds with modern instruments. This track is no exception: a warm bass line drives the groove, his guitar sings like a talking drum, and the percussion layers create an irresistible rhythm. It’s the kind of song that instantly transports you to a wedding reception, a village festival, or a Sunday afternoon with family.

Throwback Times Comment
Listening to this track today reminds us why Oliver De Coque remains timeless. His melodies still connect generations, keeping the spirit of authentic Nigerian highlife alive. This is not just music — ts a medium to reflect on the past vibes. 

Album: Democracy 

Producer: Olumo Records 

Year: 1996