Mustiboy (Nigerian-Canadian Afro-reggae artist, CEO of Baby Boys Records) is known for conscious, socially engaged music that addresses Nigerian realities — insecurity, banditry, poverty, and calls for peace (e.g., previous tracks like “Bandits” and “Peace for Plateau”).
“Benisheikh (General Braimah)” is clearly a tribute to Brigadier General Oseni Omoh Braimah, the Commander of the 29 Task Force Brigade, who was killed in a terrorist attack on the military base in Benisheikh, Borno State (Kaga LGA) on 9 April 2026. The track title directly references the location and the fallen officer. Given Mustiboy’s style, expect:
Roots reggae / Afro-reggae production
Lyrics honoring sacrifice, courage, and the human cost of the insurgency
Themes of national remembrance, resilience, and a call for lasting peace/security
Emotional weight balanced with rhythmic accessibility so the message reaches a wide audience
This fits squarely in Mustiboy’s lane of turning current Nigerian tragedies into conscious anthems.
