Ola Balogun’s Iroko Band returns for Easter delight

Ola Balogun, multi-talented artiste and scholar takes Iroko, original African dance band to Radisson Blu, Ikeja GRA, this Easter Sunday writes GREGORY AUSTIN NWAKUNOR

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