The documentary Faaji Agba showcases the rich history, culture, and music scene of Lagos, Nigeria, spanning from 1940 to the present day. It tells the stories of a group of master musicians, aged 68-85, who were rediscovered by Jazzhole Records owner Kunle Tejuoso. The film chronicles their lives and, in some cases, their passing, as filmmaker Remi Vaughan-Richards preserves their musical legacy for future generations.
Faaji Agba
A journey through Lagos' rich cultural heritage, showcasing the evolution of its music scene from 1940 to the present through the stories of elderly master musicians rediscovered by a passionate explorer.
