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Discography
- Ojubuyi, Debo. 1998. Ewo L'ewo. Lagos: Galaxy Music and Video.
- Ojubuyi, Debo. 1999. Arifin Nla. Lagos: Galaxy Music and Video.
- Ojubuyi, Debo. 2000. Golden Jubilee. Lagos: Galaxy Music and Video.
- Remilekun-Amos, Lekan. 2008. Igi Aruwe. Lagos: Galaxy Music and Video.
- Remilekun-Amos, Lekan. 2015. Olorun Esan. Lagos: Galaxy Music and Video.
- Remilekun-Amos, Lekan. 2020. Aditu Nla. Lagos: Galaxy Music and Video.