Brand-new, rambunctious, rootsy, spiritual brass-band music from Lagos, with singing, drums and home-made percussion. Obadikah is a group of old friends who play together in the Cherubim & Seraphim and Baptist churches of the Ikeja and Isale Eko districts. A couple of them were founder-members of the Eko Brass Band; they've played with pretty much all the key Nigerian reggae artists. The tunes are mostly traditional Yoruban melodies, often sung at bed-time. The songs are mostly original, sung in Yoruba (though "Jomido" is an Egun song from the Badagry area of Lagos state).
| A1 | April 8 |
| A2 | Keke Kan |
| A3 | Olorun Kan |
| A4 | Agbara Temi Ko |
| A5 | Iwo Ore Mi |
| B1 | Ajantiele |
| B2 | Erin |
| B3 | Obadikah |
| B4 | Jomido |
| B5 | Orebete |
