Mr. Sanni offers a colourful deep-dive into the Lagos counter-culture scene during the restrictive military regimes of the 1980s. The interview explores how youth culture—through music, experimental fashion, and graffiti art—created a vital social outlet and a subtle form of protest. He discusses the rise of specific music trends in Surulere and how artists navigated censorship and political tension. This is a crucial record illustrating how creativity flourished despite economic hardship and political rigidity, providing a rich, non-political lens on a significant era.