Lagbaja is a Nigerian musician, singer, and songwriter known for his unique style of music which fuses elements of traditional Yoruba music, jazz, and afrobeat. Lagbaja is actually a pseudonym, as the musician chooses to conceal his true identity by wearing a mask and remaining anonymous.

Lagbaja's music often addresses social and political issues in Nigeria and beyond, and his lyrics are often written in Yoruba, one of the major languages in Nigeria. He is also known for his engaging and energetic live performances, which often feature elaborate costumes and choreography.

Lagbaja has released several albums throughout his career, including "Lagbaja" (1993), "C'est Un African Thing" (1996), "Me" (2000), and "We" (2006). His music has been well-received both in Nigeria and internationally, and he has won numerous awards for his contributions to music.

Despite his popularity, Lagbaja remains committed to remaining anonymous and allowing his music to speak for itself. His unique style and powerful messages have made him one of the most respected and influential musicians in Nigeria and beyond.