Apama Boy, whose real name was Ibealoke Chukwukezili, was a famous musician from Nigeria. He was known for his special style of Igbo highlife music and his lyrics that had a deep impact on his listeners.

Apama Boy

Early Life And Background

Apama Boy was born and raised in Achi Oji River, a place in Enugu State, known for its rich musical and cultural history. This background heavily influenced his music, making his songs feel genuine and relatable to many people, even beyond his hometown.

Music Career

Apama Boy made a name for himself in the Nigerian music scene with his talent, passion, and determination. His songs, filled with catchy rhythms and meaningful lyrics, reflected the traditions and experiences of his community. Some of his most famous songs include "Onwa Ji Change Kirikiri", "Pericom", "Tax Collectors at Upper Iweka", "Sopulu Onye Solu Gi", and "Nara Ndumodu Chukwu". These songs were not just enjoyable to listen to, but also spoke about society, values, and life in general.

Discography

Apama Boy created many songs throughout his career. Some of his greatest hits are:

- "Onwa Ji Change Kirikiri"

- "Pericom"

- "Tax Collectors at Upper Iweka"

- "Sopulu Onye Solu Gi"

- "Nara Ndumodu Chukwu"

Record Label 

Apama Boy was part of the Anaedo Onu Musical Group. This record label is known for supporting talented musicians and producing quality highlife music.

Legacy

Even though Apama Boy is no longer with us, his influence on the music scene continues. His contributions have not only added value to the highlife genre but have also encouraged up-and-coming artists. He is still held in high regard as a symbol of Enugu State's cultural richness and the Igbo community.