Exceed15:
It was must watched program then like ayamataga( mount Zion movie)

Hahahaha. Naso you too sabi

Ilu awon Oku. Land of the dead. Them no let this man explain

obembet:
When Kola Olawuyi died in 2007 at the age of 44, a lot of good people shed tears.
The man once ruled the airwaves with his Iriri Aye radio program that I grew up to.

When it's 8pm on Fridays in the South West, it's normal to see a lot of people huddled up around radio sets in street corners, homes and electricians' workshops as they listened to Kola Olawuyi's program. It was a weekly ritual we grew up to.

Kola Olawuyi was larger than life. The number of cases he tracked down and brought to life have not been done by anyone else around here since his death. No one has had that kind of confidence since. Reverend King's case was brought to light by him. Churches whose owners buried people alive in their buildings as rituals to draw crowd.

A lot of cases of abused children and people claiming to be witches to hurt others. Aja ile (underground killing houses) stories where kidnappers' dens were raided by him and brought to light.

Blood ritual killings and ritualists in the south west. Heck, there was a woman called Malaika that said she was God and created everyone and could do what she liked with anyone until Kola Olawuyi dragged her to light, and more.

The man was fearless and appeared unstoppable. Listening to him was scary and exciting. On one hand you admired his courage. On the other, you feared for his life. It wasn't surprising then that when he died, a lot of people's default setting was "Oh, they got him finally." Perhaps even he had that thought at the back of his mind, hence, at the end of every show, he'd always say: "Aa ma be obe nii besu, atelese a bena wo. Eni ba ni a ma bo nikan lawa o ni de ba nle" (loosely translated we'll always go out to work. It's those that don't want us to return that we won't meet when we return). His life was a mystery too. Even though he was a member of the Redeemed Church, the number of occultic cases and ritual killers he took on and exposed made people believe he was occultic himself.

When news of his death broke, the default reaction from most people was that the witches and ritualists he exposed finally got him and killed him. Some said he cut a tree around his house after he was warned not to, hence his death. Others said some occultic groups that he belonged to even cut off his head after his death because he belonged to them.

In the end, to lay all of that to rest, his family had to have an open burial and open casket for the 44-year old so everyone could see that he died of natural causes and wasn't mutilated or anything.

But again, he rode the mystery angle really hard too while he was alive. Maybe he even stoked it.

Whenever it was 8pm on Fridays and you heard Hubert Ogunde's "Sigba Awo" (open the occultic calabash) start playing on Kola Olawuyi's Iriri Aye program, you knew it was going to be a tough night.

Continue to rest in peace.

Source: NigeriaStories

Was be the voice behind nkon be in Lagos radios on Friday nights?

I grew up watching a similar expose patter of Olawuyi with Nkan Nbe.

007s:
A o ma be obe ni be isu, atelese abe ona wo, eni o ba ni a ni dele, ni a o ni de ba nile

Kola Olawuyi and Gbenga Adeboye, are two irreplaceable legend

Those two can never be replaced

Baba Agbonyin tried to replicate Gbenga Adeboye but he could not sustain it for long

The dude was really an Akanda Eda as he referred to himself..

Real Legends, both men..

May they continue to rest on.

This song came to my mind


"Irinkerindo Akolawole Omo olawuyi"
"Gbogbo orishirishi ishele iyanu"


Back then, after his program and Nepa take light... ahhh . You go fear Malaika Na


Rest on Man

Nigerians eh, from what I saw on this thread it's like many in the community were benefiting from the crimes he was trying to expose.

See why Nigerians are the architect of their own problems.

So many investigative journalists have dropped news that would ordinarily shake a nation but Nigerians don't care. Very useless set of people.

obembet:


Its either u are not from South West or you are under 18+

Story of Baba Onile gororo in ila Orangun.. the scary story I ever heard

tell me the story?

Lolachef:
Because you are Gen Z

Abeg who watches Galaxy abi you think every tribe listens to a yorubas station ... so I should be wasting subscription and time watching galaxy , or I should tune into a yoruba speaking radio station when I'm in the car and listen to a language I dont understand when the likes of cool Fm and rhythm fm is on air

Goodnewsforlife:
u just don’t know anything

Do u care to know what killed him?

He mentioned it loud n clear that there’s a kidnappers den in sagamu n said he was on a mission to unravel it n also said another one is in Ibadan, that was d genesis of his problem because he used to say it live that many people are warning him not to say anything about it


Years later after he died we heard about soka in Ibadan, till today Jonathan gave an order from above to bring d case to abj n since then nobody heard anything

We never see person wen go tell us d sagamu own but in your mind u believe all those things were lies

I guess u don’t know about S.T soap that he exposed then?

Many of u self

See why Nigerians deserve what they get?

007s:
A o ma be obe ni be isu, atelese abe ona wo, eni o ba ni a ni dele, ni a o ni de ba nile

Kola Olawuyi and Gbenga Adeboye, are two irreplaceable legend

Yea, both legendary.
Nice to know Kola Olawuyi was a believer. Was wondering how he was able to confront such depth of devilry and witchcraft with dark powers cos a house divided within itself cannot stand.
He should have probably made his Christian side known. I hope he makes paradise.

2007? How times flies. Rest in peace omo baba ti nje Olawuyi




Women please🙏stop tying wrappers around ur waist without boxers, Mama Esther just fell now!
We witnessed everything😫

Irinke rido akolawole, kin fun orishirishi isele iyanu.

A Kolawole ehnnn... Kolawole Olawuyi ehnnnn

Aaaaaaa, Aye e shey yi tan

Eeeeeehhh kilowasheee, Aaaaaaa aaaahh kilowasheee.



Nkan nla ewa wo ohun to shele, iyanu lonje ahhh NKAN NBE.


He was one of the best in his field, he exposed a whole lot.


Every Friday by 8-10 pm we will gather by the radio.

Coolsat:
Na you b indomie generation ooo

I don't live in southwest

Then shift

All of una sabi this kolawole man wey dey expose all manner of evil pple, including witches, reincarnated folks and the likes...

Later now.....u pple will be forming woke and civilized when there's a thread about village pple in action......

Una sabi form ...

It is the wickedness that goes on in secret that has stagnated the growth and development of this nation. Believe me when I say most politicians and these top people in the society you hear about are deeply involved in these kinds of evils that is why they have covered the entire nation in a perpetual cloud of darkness.
A whole lot of evil is going to on around us in secret. Only the spiritually alert can discern this. May God have mercy on us all.

A similar presenter took over from him, I can`t remember the name. he also had a bushy moustache as well. I think this genre of programmes still runs but they are no longer as popular.

Funfact: Yinka Ayefele worked for him.

Nkan Mbe

There was one episode, a man with vagina was interviewed and they literally showed the vagina

The enigmatic Kola Olawuyi! One would have loved the compilation of his work so that they are made available for purchase.

obembet:
When Kola Olawuyi died in 2007 at the age of 44, a lot of good people shed tears.
The man once ruled the airwaves with his Iriri Aye radio program that I grew up to.

When it's 8pm on Fridays in the South West, it's normal to see a lot of people huddled up around radio sets in street corners, homes and electricians' workshops as they listened to Kola Olawuyi's program. It was a weekly ritual we grew up to.

Kola Olawuyi was larger than life. The number of cases he tracked down and brought to life have not been done by anyone else around here since his death. No one has had that kind of confidence since. Reverend King's case was brought to light by him. Churches whose owners buried people alive in their buildings as rituals to draw crowd.

A lot of cases of abused children and people claiming to be witches to hurt others. Aja ile (underground killing houses) stories where kidnappers' dens were raided by him and brought to light.

Blood ritual killings and ritualists in the south west. Heck, there was a woman called Malaika that said she was God and created everyone and could do what she liked with anyone until Kola Olawuyi dragged her to light, and more.

The man was fearless and appeared unstoppable. Listening to him was scary and exciting. On one hand you admired his courage. On the other, you feared for his life. It wasn't surprising then that when he died, a lot of people's default setting was "Oh, they got him finally." Perhaps even he had that thought at the back of his mind, hence, at the end of every show, he'd always say: "Aa ma be obe nii besu, atelese a bena wo. Eni ba ni a ma bo nikan lawa o ni de ba nle" (loosely translated we'll always go out to work. It's those that don't want us to return that we won't meet when we return). His life was a mystery too. Even though he was a member of the Redeemed Church, the number of occultic cases and ritual killers he took on and exposed made people believe he was occultic himself.

When news of his death broke, the default reaction from most people was that the witches and ritualists he exposed finally got him and killed him. Some said he cut a tree around his house after he was warned not to, hence his death. Others said some occultic groups that he belonged to even cut off his head after his death because he belonged to them.

In the end, to lay all of that to rest, his family had to have an open burial and open casket for the 44-year old so everyone could see that he died of natural causes and wasn't mutilated or anything.

But again, he rode the mystery angle really hard too while he was alive. Maybe he even stoked it.

Whenever it was 8pm on Fridays and you heard Hubert Ogunde's "Sigba Awo" (open the occultic calabash) start playing on Kola Olawuyi's Iriri Aye program, you knew it was going to be a tough night.

Continue to rest in peace.

Source: NigeriaStories

Coolsat:
Never heard of him

You never heard of him because you are living in the village.

lekkicctv:
Na person wey say we shldnt come,
We no go meet when we come

Not short, Not tall
Not slim, Not fat
Use mustache as fence above the lips

Ko kuru, ko ga
ko tirin,ko sanra
ofi irun imu shey fence ete
Nolstalgic

Beverlyjean:
South West doesn't mean his show was aired all through the region... I have never heard of him and I grew up in lagos ... what radio station? Unless it was the unpopular one or maybe ibadan or ogun

Fridays @8pm.
Sundays @ 8/9pm.just 30 mins
If there's No light,you'll see cars owners do the needful..RIP to him and Funwontan,Gbenga ADEBOYE

Kingluqman:
This song came to my mind


"Irinkerindo Akolawole Omo olawuyi"
"Gbogbo orishirishi ishele iyanu"


Back then, after his program and Nepa take light... ahhh . You go fear Malaika Na


Rest on Man

Some of the stories were lies
Some were medical situations which the poor and illiterate took for some "ofa" or "afise"
Some were simply exaggerated to give a sense of mysticism
However, he took his audience spellbound and made them believe more in spiritismand occultism than before

He was also on TV. His show was like Agbara nla of Mount Zion. Every Sunday we don't miss it. I used to believe he was an old man until I was told that he wore make up to make him look old. He also usually dress like an occurtic person using Oja.

Wow, no wonder ST soap that was the most popular soap then did not stand the test of time.

OSE ST MA RE O.. E (X2)
OKAN DARA FUNWE LASAN, OKAN DARA FASO FIFO, ELO ST KERIDI ORO WA, GBOGBO KOKORO ARA KOJOGBO, GBOGBO IDOTI E O LE RAYE, EELA ISAPA EWA BI GBA LO, ON FOSO MO KII JE KASO OSA, OLE KOKO KII JEWO O JARE .......

Wawelexy:
How time flies..... His programs are always terrific.

He exposed alot of popular rich men. Infact, he exposed one of the company owner who sponsored the program. I think ST soap or so.(can't really remember).

My granny was a big fan of the show that calls in regularly when the phone lines are open for listeners views and comments. She's been following the program right from onset on radio (radio Lagos 107.5) till when it started airing on tv (galaxy TV).

Continue to rest on great man.

He didn't expose ST SOAP owner. He only presented the news of ST's arrest then, after a ritual killer mentioned him as the buyer of the EYES that they removed from their victim's body.

I followed the news back to back then because ST was my cousin's good friend then in Ijebu ode, and ST SOAP was a very popular soap too.

Kola Olawuyi was a great radio presenter though. But he didn't expose Rev King or ST. He only presented their cases that was trending news then just like Jagaboss of Wazobia Onitsha and other presenters are doing today. Just that he would always present tough and uncommon cases.

May his soul continue to rest where it belongs.

xynerise:
Nkan Mbe

There was one episode, a man with vagina was interviewed and they literally showed the vagina

Yeah yeah
Where's the man now?

it waas the lizard episode that scared the hell out of me.

obembet:


Its either u are not from South West or you are under 18+

Story of Baba Onile gororo in ila Orangun.. the scary story I ever heard

what did he tolded in the story? Please summer rice it for me

HEBEI:
He didn't expose ST SOAP owner. He only presented the news of ST's arrest then, after a ritual killer mentioned him as the buyer of the EYES that they removed from their victim's body.

I followed the news back to back then because ST was my cousin's good friend then in Ijebu ode, and ST SOAP was a very popular soap too.

Kola Olawuyi was a great radio presenter though. But he didn't expose Rev King or ST. He only presented their cases that was trending news then just like Jagaboss of Wazobia Onitsha and other presenters are doing today. Just that he would always present tough and uncommon cases.

May his soul continue to rest where it belongs.

ST soap the ritual man's soap

NoToPile:
Irinke rido akolawole, kin fun orishirishi isele iyanu.

A Kolawole ehnnn... Kolawole Olawuyi ehnnnn

Aaaaaaa, Aye e shey yi tan

Eeeeeehhh kilowasheee, Aaaaaaa aaaahh kilowasheee.



Nkan nla ewa wo ohun to shele, iyanu lonje ahhh NKAN NBE.


He was one of the best in his field, he exposed a whole lot.


Every Friday by 8-10 pm we will gather by the radio.

To hear lies and fables
Dude took so many people for a ride then