Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe’s “Peoples Club Part 1” is a special album dedicated to the esteemed Peoples Club of Nigeria. Founded in 1971 by a group of like-minded individuals led by Prince Sir Titus Ume-Ezeoke JP, the Peoples Club of Nigeria was established with the vision of fostering social interactions and providing avenues for relaxation and recreation among its members.

In the words of the late Prince Sir Titus Ume-Ezeoke, the Peoples Club of Nigeria is a “club of hope and promise,” with clearly defined aims and objectives. Its formation was a significant event, emerging in the aftermath of the Nigerian Civil War to bring solace and upliftment to the Igbo people, who had been economically and socially impacted by the conflict. The club aimed to wipe away the tears from the eyes of a bruised and economically handicapped group of Nigerians.

The Peoples Club enabled its members to create recreational centers where they could relax and relieve the stresses of daily life. It also provided a platform for members to know one another, interact, network, and synergize in their various fields of endeavor for their individual and collective betterment.

Osadebe’s “Peoples Club Part 1” captures the essence of this remarkable organization through his unique blend of traditional Igbo highlife, jazz, and other musical styles. The album is not only a musical tribute but also a celebration of the club’s enduring legacy and its role in fostering unity, hope, and economic empowerment among its members.

With his exceptional talent and eulogizing lyrics, Osadebe honors the spirit and achievements of the Peoples Club of Nigeria, highlighting its importance in the social and cultural landscape of the country.