You mean this song 😂

I knew this song word for word and I didn’t know how to speak Igbo at the time

We all learnt it without knowing the meaning

I’m actually talking about knowing the words without knowing how to speak the language itself sha, not the meaning.

no do this thing nau, where's the rest of it.. feels like I'm 7yrs old again... mehnnnm

I go post am tomorrow

They forced me to dance to this song in my primary 6 graduation. I’ll not forgive you Mrs. Agina

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Man I loved this song even without knowing the meaning.

It was a complete neighborhood song in the mid 2000s; if your household wasn’t playing it, the next neighbor was. You can’t miss it!! 😂😂😂

Nna ehn. My mom terrorized us with this song!. Nostalgic!

I don't think there's any family in the southeast that didn't wound themselves with this album

Very true o I always waited for it to be aired on TV. This and Daddy Shoki's Dinah have a similar storyline.

Our neighbors dey use this song pursue us that year, them go off movie ( the bridge of drangons) come play this song, na so everybody go scatter 😂😂

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This songgggg My mom used to have it as a disc alongside other gospel songs from Chioma Jesus and Yinka Ayefele. What a small world 😂❤️!

i’m being so fr, i randomly sing “9 months eruola nwanyi agawa n’ulo ogwu ewooooo”

Till today, I still wonder how they composed this song The superb storytelling, the psychological impact, the structure of the whole thing I still wonder how they did it or who did it

One of my favourites song ever. Coupled with the fact it was sang by people who live in same street/Area as me while growing up. It was the national anthem in Aba. The song was so popular that till date the brand of powder used in the video is called Akpoaza and sells the fastest

Guys I sell quality suits ohh Make uba patronize me 🙏🙏

Happy 😀

😂 this song .. brought back memories

I knew THE FULL ALBUM WORD FOR WORD!!! Chai 🙂‍↔️

See how they were shooting music video and no bandit came to kidnap them bah? Let them go and try it again,in this present Nigeria 🥹

Make I go play am

Take me back to when I had to watch NTA😪

I knew this song even when I barely understood the lyrics, but I liked the storyline because of my dad he played it almost every single time.

Orule 9months nwanyi agawe imu nwa ya oooooo!!! 🤣🤣😭

A classic.

I liked this song so much then❤️

I knew THE FULL ALBUM WORD FOR WORD!!! Even though I didn’t understand it 😂🙂‍↔️

Nostalgia 🥶🔥

My favorite Igbo gospel song that year Had it in radio 📻 cassette Younger Gen Zs can't relate 🤣

Classic jam

Funny how I heard this song playing in a store yesterday evening while I was taking a walk, only to come across it on X again today😂😂

And at the peak of HIV sensitization, they sang “Obiri n’Aja ocha”

Jesussssss! That bass line dey burst head🥹🤯😍

@phemibams Love loved this song.

Na this song I take know gospel music for my grandma side

Hit track that year 🔥

I just miss listening to this song from my neighbors house

Song that I still have on my phone, the Dynamites 😁☺️