Paulson Kalu, the distinguished veteran of Nigerian highlife music, weaves a poignant narrative in his evocative track “Okwudili” from the hit album “Poor Man Life.” Through his trademark philosophical style, Kalu eloquently portrays the prevalent issue of societal oppression faced by the underprivileged at the hands of the affluent. Translating to “leave it for God” in the Igbo language, “Okwudili” serves as a powerful anthem of resilience and faith in the face of adversity, embodying Kalu’s deeply rooted commitment to social commentary and cultural reflection through his music. As an esteemed figure in the Nigerian music scene, Kalu’s contributions to the rich legacy of highlife music remain an integral part of the nation’s cultural heritage.
Paulson Kalu is a veteran Nigerian musical artist who specialize in the genre of philosophical highlife music. Born in Akanu Ohafia in Abia State Nigeria, in 1940, Paulson Kalu had his tutelage under Stephen Osita Osadebe of blessed memory, alongside the likes of Ali Chukwuma, Ozoemena Nwa Nzugbe and Gentleman Mike Ejiegha. His hit tracks includes but not limited to Ama Ndi Anaeze, Poor Man Life, Uwa Zuruonye and Ji Ehele. Paulson Kalu has a prolific career, being one time chairman of Abia state chapter of Performing Musician Association of Nigeria (PEMAN). He is currently traditional chief of Akanu Ohafia and Evangelist.
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