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How Nigeria’s Igbo highlife music provided hope after a devastating civil war

By Nwachukwu Egbunike

The Oriental Brothers provided hope after the civil war. The 80s witnessed the revival of ‘egwu ekpili’. Later, Bright Chimezie’s impressive ‘legwork’ live performances popularized Igbo highlife through the 90s.

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