: By the time his ban was lifted, contemporary genres like Fuji and Juju had largely upstaged traditional Ìjálá in public popularity.
: His songs often explored the concept of human choice—man's freedom to choose between good and bad within the Yoruba moral framework. Ogbomosho by Ogundare Foyanmu
: His performances acted as a cumulative deposit of Ogbomosho's symbols, heroes, and rituals, documenting the city's spiritual and social hierarchies. : By the time his ban was lifted,
: His Ìjálá-Ode provided a socio-historical record of Ogbomosho, referencing early settlers like Aale , Ohunsile , and Soun . Controversy and Later Years referencing early settlers like Aale