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Dele Taiwo aka Gentleman Dele Taiwo

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Bio

Asiwaju Dele Taiwo, also known as Dele Taiwo, is a well-known Nigerian juju musician. His musical talent began at a young age, prompting him to form The Young Shall Grow Band, subsequently rebranded Gentleman Dele Taiwo and His Funky Juju Band. He rose to prominence in 2010 after the release of his debut album, "Magic Moment," which received critical acclaim.

Discography

Albums⁴

51 Lex Presents United We Stand MedleyNaN • AlbumTracks: 2

Magic Moments (Medley)NaN • AlbumTracks: 1

Greatest HitsNaN • AlbumTracks: 2

De MasterNaN • AlbumTracks: 2

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