Renowned musician Eddy Remedy revealed a startling revelation about Nigeria’s national anthem, claiming that his father, a retired police officer, was involved in its composition but never received credit. According to Remedy, his father, Ashiedu Brown, was part of the Nigeria Police Band that co-wrote the anthem, yet all the recognition went to the band’s director, Benedict Elise Odiase. Despite his crucial contribution, Brown was never honored for his involvement, which has left a poignant mark on Remedy’s own musical journey. These revelations shed new light on the intricate history of Nigeria’s beloved anthem and raise questions about the recognition of unsung heroes.
