Bayo Ade, born Omoregbe Okpenyen was a Nigerian musician renowned for his contributions to the juju music genre alongside his band Bayo Ade & His Super Miliki Sound. The Edo state native operated out of Benin City, Edo State and became a national sensation during the 1980s. In 1985, they released the hall of fame album “Dem Go Tire” which features evergreen records such as “Iya Ni Wurs” and “Dem Go Tire.” The group name “Miliki” reflects a pristine brand of juju music that opts for a relaxed and entertaining atmosphere and is usually associated with social enjoyment. Bayo Ade’s music was popular and celebrated for its rhythmic nature and cultural significance. Records like ‘Omosefe’, ‘Gbe Mi Le Se’, and ‘Ma Jo Bi Okoto’ off his 1987 album ‘Where We Day Go’ Bayo Ade’s style is characterized by its unique blend of traditional Yoruba music and modern influences. His songs often feature intricate percussion, melodic guitar riffs, and catchy vocal harmonies. As a pioneer of the Miliki sound, Bayo Ade played a significant role in shaping the course of Nigerian pop music. His music remains a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria and continues to inspire new generations of musicians and music enthusiasts alike. He was abducted and murdered in 2011 on his way to perform at a function. His legacy lives on through his music and the never ending appreciation of his contributions to Nigerian music.