In 1997, in a rare archival television appearance on Tunde Kelani’s (@tkelani ) Mainframe Productions programme Aranbada, hosted by Yemi Shodimu (@thegrillwithyemishodimu ), the late Pa. Moses Olaiya Adejumo, popularly known as Baba Sala, a pioneer Nigerian filmmaker, comedian, actor and musician, reflected on his works and the ills of piracy in Nigerian society. . Often celebrated as the grandfather of Nigerian comedy and a key force in the rise of Yoruba theatre and early Nigerian film, Baba Sala was a comedian, actor, filmmaker and musician whose influence helped shape the foundation of indigenous entertainment. . In the interview, he revisited his 1982 Yoruba comedy classic Orun Mooru, widely regarded as one of the earliest major film piracy cases in Nigeria, and spoke on how piracy was already becoming a serious thr£-at to creative work at the time. . His reflections remain an important reference point in understanding the early struggles of Nigerian cinema and the evolution of the film industry. . A true pioneer. A cultural icon. A legacy that lives on. . . . #ComedyLegends #NigerianEntertainment #Nollywood #Nostalgia #NostalgicSoundNg - @nostalgicsound_ng