Legendary Fuji musician, Ambassador Sulaimon Adio Atawewe, delivered a stunning performance that left thousands in awe at the 2025 Idimu Day Celebration held in the Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos.
Popularly known as “Etu O Si, Oba O Je,” Atawewe headlined the cultural festival with a captivating display of Fuji mastery infused with his signature Dancehall Fuji innovation, transforming the evening into an unforgettable musical experience.
Organized by the Idimu Community Development Association in collaboration with cultural stakeholders, the event served as a vibrant celebration of Yoruba heritage, communal pride, and artistic expression. Atawewe’s performance stood out as the high point of the festivities, drawing praise from dignitaries and fans alike.
With a carefully selected set list that spanned his decades-long career, the veteran entertainer thrilled the audience with classics such as “To ba bi e re,” “Idimu Lawa,” and “Ki lo n fo loke.” His energetic delivery, coupled with traditional drumming, call-and-response chants, and praise-singing, kept the crowd dancing throughout the night.
Draped in a glittering Ankara outfit, Atawewe exuded charisma and vocal finesse, reaffirming his enduring relevance in Nigeria’s music industry. In a heartfelt moment during his performance, he emphasized the cultural importance of the occasion.
“Idimu Day is not just a celebration; it’s a reminder of who we are. I’m honored to be here with my people,” he told the cheering audience.
The event drew a host of notable attendees, including traditional rulers, political figures, community leaders, and prominent entertainers. Many lauded Atawewe for consistently using his platform to promote peace, engage the youth, and champion the preservation of indigenous music.
As the festivities came to a close, one message rang clear among the jubilant crowd — Atawewe didn’t just entertain; he inspired and united.