Nigerian-born Swedish music legend Dr. Alban Uzoma Nwapa celebrates his 68th birthday today, August 26, 2025.
Quote from Oladosun Joshua Segun on August 26, 2025, 11:09 AM
🎉 Birthday Tribute to Dr. Alban Uzoma Nwapa🎶 Born August 26, 1957 — a legend whose rhythm reshaped the global soundscape.
Today we celebrate not just a birthday, but a legacy. Dr. Alban, the Nigerian-born Swedish music icon, gave the world unforgettable hits like “It’s My Life”, blending Eurodance, reggae, and hip-hop into anthems of empowerment and joy. From dental practice to dance floors, his journey is a testament to bold reinvention and cultural impact.
Alban was born Alban Uzoma Nwapa into a middle-class family of ten children in Oguta, Imo state, Nigeria. He is Igbo.
🌍 With over 16 million records sold worldwide, he’s not just a pioneer of sound but a symbol of resilience, creativity, and global unity. His music moved generations—and still does.
Dr. Alban is best known for his music rather than spoken quotes, but some of his most iconic lines come straight from his lyrics, which became anthems of the '90s Eurodance movement. Here are a few memorable ones:
🎶 “It’s my life, take it or leave it.” — From his global hit “It’s My Life”, this line became a rallying cry for self-expression and independence.
🎶 “Sing hallelujah!” — From the track “Sing Hallelujah!”, this phrase is a celebration of joy and unity, often chanted in clubs and festivals around the world.
🎶 “No coke, no hash, no amphetamine.” — From “No Coke”, a bold anti-drug anthem that stood out in the dance music scene for its message of clean living.
These lyrics aren’t just catchy—they reflect Dr. Alban’s unique blend of activism, spirituality, and personal empowerment.
So, here’s to you, champ: May your days be long, your health be strong, and your mind ever sharp. May the beats of your life continue to inspire, uplift, and echo across time. More life, more joy, more Alban.
Happy Birthday, Dr. Alban Uzoma Nwapa 🥳 Keep living your life—just the way you like it.

🎉 Birthday Tribute to Dr. Alban Uzoma Nwapa🎶 Born August 26, 1957 — a legend whose rhythm reshaped the global soundscape.
Today we celebrate not just a birthday, but a legacy. Dr. Alban, the Nigerian-born Swedish music icon, gave the world unforgettable hits like “It’s My Life”, blending Eurodance, reggae, and hip-hop into anthems of empowerment and joy. From dental practice to dance floors, his journey is a testament to bold reinvention and cultural impact.
Alban was born Alban Uzoma Nwapa into a middle-class family of ten children in Oguta, Imo state, Nigeria. He is Igbo.
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🌍 With over 16 million records sold worldwide, he’s not just a pioneer of sound but a symbol of resilience, creativity, and global unity. His music moved generations—and still does.
Dr. Alban is best known for his music rather than spoken quotes, but some of his most iconic lines come straight from his lyrics, which became anthems of the '90s Eurodance movement. Here are a few memorable ones:
🎶 “It’s my life, take it or leave it.” — From his global hit “It’s My Life”, this line became a rallying cry for self-expression and independence.

🎶 “Sing hallelujah!” — From the track “Sing Hallelujah!”, this phrase is a celebration of joy and unity, often chanted in clubs and festivals around the world.
🎶 “No coke, no hash, no amphetamine.” — From “No Coke”, a bold anti-drug anthem that stood out in the dance music scene for its message of clean living.
These lyrics aren’t just catchy—they reflect Dr. Alban’s unique blend of activism, spirituality, and personal empowerment.
So, here’s to you, champ: May your days be long, your health be strong, and your mind ever sharp. May the beats of your life continue to inspire, uplift, and echo across time. More life, more joy, more Alban.

Happy Birthday, Dr. Alban Uzoma Nwapa 🥳 Keep living your life—just the way you like it.
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