At the end of the 1960s, Nigeria experienced serious political unrest, leading to the mass massacre of Igbo Christians in the north of the country by Hausa and Fulani Muslims, then the Biafra War (1967-1970). At the time, Nigeria was a culturally and religiously conservative country, led by a military government. As the population suffers oppression from the ruling political class, the spread of Christianity in southern Nigeria makes society increasingly conservative. Fuji music then becomes the target of…
