Music in My Ears is a channel dedicated to telling Nigerian Music history. We cover the transitions between contemporary music forms that were predominant at certain times in the history of the country. The music forms or genres covered include the Afrofunk or Funk Rock era, the Nigerian Pop era and the Reggae era. Special retrospective coverage of the Highlife and other ethnic music formats like Juju, Fuji and Apala music are given special mention,

Ofege remains one of the bands that impacted the Nigerian music scene in the 1970s.
They recorded and released their songs and albums as high school students at St. Gregory, Obalende Lagos. As typical of the 70's bands, their music was a fusion of Afro rhythms, funk and rock. As with every boy band across the world, the band was well-loved across Nigeria and other West Afican countries.

Music in My Ears is a channel dedicated to telling Nigerian Music history. We cover the transitions between contemporary music forms that were predominant at certain times in the history of the country. The music forms or genres covered include the Afrofunk or Funk Rock era, the Nigerian Pop era and the Reggae era. Special retrospective coverage of the Highlife and other ethnic music formats like Juju, Fuji and Apala music are given special mention,

Music in My Ears is a channel dedicated to telling Nigerian Music history. We cover the transitions between contemporary music forms that were predominant at certain times in the history of the country. The music forms or genres covered include the Afrofunk or Funk Rock era, the Nigerian Pop era and the Reggae era. Special retrospective coverage of the Highlife and other ethnic music formats like Juju, Fuji and Apala music are given special mention,

Music in My Ears is a channel dedicated to telling Nigerian Music history. We cover the transitions between contemporary music forms that were predominant at certain times in the history of the country. The music forms or genres covered include the Afrofunk or Funk Rock era, the Nigerian Pop era and the Reggae era. Special retrospective coverage of the Highlife and other ethnic music formats like Juju, Fuji and Apala music are given special mention,