When you think of the golden era of Nigerian entertainment, you think of timeless songs, unforgettable punchlines, and the iconic personalities who made us dance, laugh, and feel deeply. Night of the OGs – Happy Hour Edition isn’t just another show — it’s a living tribute to these legends and the cultural revolution they sparked.

This event is more than a gathering; it’s a chance to relive the moments that defined our youth and shaped the soundscape of Nigeria. From soulful ballads and infectious dance anthems to belly-aching stand-up routines, the OGs represent the roots and branches of an entertainment industry that has gone global.

A Golden Era of Sound and Laughter

Before streaming platforms and viral challenges, there were cassettes, radio shows, and live concerts. Nigerian music and comedy thrived on authenticity, live energy, and personal connection with audiences. The OGs of that era built careers on stagecraft and originality — traits that still resonate with fans today.

These were the artists who didn’t just perform; they created movements. Their songs became soundtracks to weddings, street carnivals, and national celebrations. Their jokes became catchphrases that still get laughs decades later.

Voices of a Generation

Every OG on this lineup has a story that’s deeply tied to Nigeria’s social and cultural evolution. Artists like African China gave voice to the struggles and aspirations of everyday people through conscious music. Daddy Showkey brought street culture into the mainstream, redefining what it meant to be a music star. Comedians like AliBaba and Gandoki didn’t just make us laugh — they paved the way for the thriving comedy industry we see today.

The Power of Timeless Art

One thing that unites the OGs is relevance. Decades after their first hits or breakthrough performances, their work still resonates because it speaks to universal experiences — love, struggle, joy, and resilience. In an era of disposable trends, they remain proof that true artistry never expires.

Passing the Baton

While the night is a celebration of the past, it’s also an inspiration for the future. Younger artists and comedians can draw from the legacy of these OGs, learning the value of originality, connection, and dedication to craft.

Why You Should Be There

Attending Night of the OGs – Happy Hour Edition means more than buying a ticket; it’s joining a celebration of Nigerian culture at its finest. It’s about hearing the songs live that shaped our playlists, laughing at the jokes that still make us smile, and feeling the energy that only true legends can bring.

On September 26th, 2025, at the CEEDAPERG Hotels and Event Centre, Uyo, you’re not just watching a show — you’re stepping into a chapter of history, surrounded by people who share your love for the music and comedy that defined an era.