Yes you are right. When nta 2 channel 5 (Your reach out station) was the number one station in Lagos and Nigeria. Through channel 5, we were able to watch Robinhood, superforce, bright spark, Voltron, Sledge hammer, chucklehound, rentaghost, Jimbo and worldwide wrestling, I just wonder what people outside of Lagos at that time were watching.
Upon hearing the shocking news of her passing, I came here to pay my last respects to this icon of hope, and trailblazer, who helped form my taste for African music. Rest in peace Ms. Onwenu. You were a true legend.🕊️.
This woman right here lived a very good and impactful life till the very end. We shouldn't mourn her but instead celebrate a life well lived. I'm grateful to have read your book " My Father's Daughter " while you were here. Thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us. Rest in Power Onyeka Onwenu
Onyeka was an accomplished Nigerian in all her specializations:, journalism, music, film, activism, and public service, to mention the obvious. A woman who was proud of her heritage and an inexhaustible gift of nature. Growing up, I would sprint to the television or increase the volume of the stereo whenever her songs were being played. Even till the very last moments, she exuded grace, splendor, camaraderie, and vivacity. Sometimes we don't celebrate our heroes and heroines enough until their absence suffices. Find rest in the afterlife as your legacy endures, Ma'am. One love...
Onyeka Onwenu was my crush as a teenager -- I was madly in love with her. She is still a class act, an Igbo's daughter to the utmost. May she continue to live for us, her people.
Funny enough modern Nigerian musicians have nothing to offer compare to Legends her and her contemporaries. To me what they sing is all trash for the waste bin
I came here to pay my last respect to you. You were an activist, a beautiful soul, an exceptional artiste, and a woman who love and fought for the freedom of the people. I love you, rest in peace Icon.
Oh my God,...how did we get here in Nigeria? Nigeria was so sweet as a little girl, back then, i always run back home to watch this on national tv most sundays but today, our national stations are dead, even the digital television have nothing to offer.....I truly miss my childhood and all it's fun.
😭All nigerians should listen to this song again. These were the times life was fair in this country. In this tumoltuous time in our history the true patriotism within our genes is reverberated again. We've let greed consume our heart. How do we move forward as a nation when the burden of greed and decadence has engulfed our entire psychology and culture😞😟 ##endbadgovernance #nigeriaisoncpr
A young Onyeka Owenu was incredibly beautiful though, with a smile as sly as a fox, exuding so much positive energy as she sings. A Nigerian jewel she is.
came after the news of her passing. Is like she wrote and sang this song for her transition and tribute. "i am missing you, ...i am leaving.... why don't you stay...this moment you are happy, the next minute you are so sad" "Onyeka....". what a sweet sad song. A happy celebration song yet a sad reflectory(reflectiion) song. She even asked " do love me?". I love you and i want you to stay but God wants you. Noow am missing you, crying! "Iyele!"
RIP Legend, thank you for blessing my childhood great songs like this, I am Yoruba but I know this lyrics word for word, even though I don't know what it means
Oh God... We have lost the values of our culture. Watching this song again after two decades made me recognize the heritage we lost to the Western culture. Onyeka sang english language in a igbo costume. The blend is so kool. Live long Queen !!!!!
I will always remember how happy my mom used to be while singing This song historical fiction.. I'll never forget you. Thank you so much for putting an unending smile on my mom's face ❤
Who else is here watching the video of one her iconic songs this 2024 after hearing the sad news about her passing. All I know is that she lives on through her iconic songs, legends don't die, they are immortal 🙏🙏❤👍.
Nostalgia at its peak!!!! Anytime I think of Onyeka Onwenu, this is the song that always come to mind thanks to NTA 2 Channel 5. Iyogogo has this very deep, emotional feel that I cant explain till date.. Rest well Queen, thanks for the childhood memories.😢🕊️
I’m Lucky to be among the generations that listened and heard her Music radiating from the Radio and Television booming with fun-fare and pleasant memories
Elegant stallion, Iconic songster; Astute human rights activist; If boldness, courage and grace was a woman. They said it's a man's world but you came, reigned and carved your niche. Thank you for blazing the trail.. One love..🎉 Rest in power queen❤
I danced to this song in my primary school...those days where we could afford everything... Eating three square meal was not a big deal ..where as children we could visit your neighbours and friends, okay with their children and listen to folktales...Good old days indeed....Im just so nostalgic
Wow! Growing up in Festac in the 8os and early 90s, was amazing. This song defines everything. NTA Channel 5, VI was everything. Where id we . Voltron, SESEME STREET, Ovide and the Gang, Danger Mouse, Atom Ant, Doctor Who, etc was everything. God, where did we get it wrong Nigeria???? How can we get that .societal stability and sanity???? I saw FESTAC as London back in the 80s and 90s. Where did we get it wrong as a Nation?????????
RIP. Ms Onyeka. No forty something year old person that lived in Lagos that does not like this song regardless of tribe because of NTA 2 Channel. I miss my childhood
If I recall correctly, there was a time they played this song a lot after school hours on channel 5 Lagos, and I never got tired watching it. How I miss those good old days as a kid. Those of us who appreciate your gift, passion, and the heart you poured into everything you did will truly miss you. Sad the country is so far from the “one love” and “peace” you sang about 😢. May your memory be blessed. We love you 💙
I just remembered my child, When I listened to this song, who this reminded his/her in 90's? I nearly burst into tears when heard her demise. God rest her soul.
I have came to know her for the first time after the announcement of her passing and immediately done my research. She was indeed a remarkable woman. May her soul rest in peace.❤️🥰
Her style so much reminds me of the GREAT MARIAM MAKEBA.. I grew up listening to her LOVE N’ WAN TI TI. song..Even when we started making fun of people who were infatuated with each other, we sang this song just to poke fun at them.. May you rest in peace MA.
I felt like a child listening to this song. This is indeed a classic. I remembered my late dad always playing this song when i was a child. God bless you ma.
This is one of my favourite songs of this great stallion and nightingale.....I have not been myself after getting the sad news of her demise. Adieu great Amazon. I love you 😍 ❤
Loolo Onyeka...Thank you for all that you have done in the lives of many through your music. You are certainly one of the people that inspire me and make me proud to be IGBO...God bless from Australia
Rest In Peace, Oke Ada Igbo! Imagine this wonderful and superlative woman not been around anymore yet you see people doing anyhow destroying things. Death is for all and should always remind us of how life will be when we all go. We love you so much!
I feel so nostalgic at the moment, I missed the late 90s, things were so simple and less tangled, well I know it's about perspective, but the 90s were good times
I enjoy this song as a kid when growing up even tv and radio station use to play the song to announce the time o clock Your a legend ma. I love you without knowing how you look like until your death. Keep resting 🎉😢🎉🎉
Who else came here after hearing about her passing news?😔
I'm here..... So painful
Me too..am pained
Me too oh 😢
Meooooo,its so painful
May her soul rest in peace
I'm watching this classic in 2024.
Me too
Me too❤❤
💥
The Amazon suddenly left us without warning😪
Me too😢
NTA 2 Channel 5 if you know you know
Yes you are right. When nta 2 channel 5 (Your reach out station) was the number one station in Lagos and Nigeria. Through channel 5, we were able to watch Robinhood, superforce, bright spark, Voltron, Sledge hammer, chucklehound, rentaghost, Jimbo and worldwide wrestling, I just wonder what people outside of Lagos at that time were watching.
I concur
@@todimubayo1783 you are very correct, i remember too
I know
@@todimubayo1783 Tales by moonlight, Checkmate too
Upon hearing the shocking news of her passing, I came here to pay my last respects to this icon of hope, and trailblazer, who helped form my taste for African music. Rest in peace Ms. Onwenu. You were a true legend.🕊️.
Rest on, Mama❤, you finished well.......
She get steeze all d way
We are together
Very painful
Rest in perfect peace ma❤
This woman right here lived a very good and impactful life till the very end. We shouldn't mourn her but instead celebrate a life well lived. I'm grateful to have read your book " My Father's Daughter " while you were here. Thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us. Rest in Power Onyeka Onwenu
I THANK GOD I'M STILL ALIVE TO WATCH THIS IN 2024 🎉 MAY GOD BLESS OUR HEROS
Onyeka was an accomplished Nigerian in all her specializations:, journalism, music, film, activism, and public service, to mention the obvious. A woman who was proud of her heritage and an inexhaustible gift of nature. Growing up, I would sprint to the television or increase the volume of the stereo whenever her songs were being played. Even till the very last moments, she exuded grace, splendor, camaraderie, and vivacity. Sometimes we don't celebrate our heroes and heroines enough until their absence suffices. Find rest in the afterlife as your legacy endures, Ma'am. One love...
Onyeka Onwenu was my crush as a teenager -- I was madly in love with her. She is still a class act, an Igbo's daughter to the utmost. May she continue to live for us, her people.
I am happy that mama lived a fulfilled life, come here in the year 3540, if christ tarries, this comment will still exist.
3540????
U no well oga 😂🤦🏿♂️
My dad named me after you and today I sing
I'm in tears .Who will bring back this era?80s/90s the golden and last era of good music.
My husband just said the same thing😢
Exactly what I said 😢 I WISH THE HANDS OF TIME CAN BE TAKEN 20 YEARS BACK
Old memories
Nostalgia 😢
Funny enough modern Nigerian musicians have nothing to offer compare to Legends her and her contemporaries. To me what they sing is all trash for the waste bin
who is here in 2024...HAPPY TIMES....AFFORDABLE FOOD,RENT,FEES ..no social media and gender equality or LGBTQ
Am alive God am grateful
Here April 2024
😢😢Please don't say anymore 😭😭😭🤗I wish each day we could just go back.
😭😭😭😭
Man, shut it. What does gender equality and LGBTQ have to do with this.
Who's here April 2024
I came here to pay my last respect to you. You were an activist, a beautiful soul, an exceptional artiste, and a woman who love and fought for the freedom of the people. I love you, rest in peace Icon.
Oh my God,...how did we get here in Nigeria? Nigeria was so sweet as a little girl, back then, i always run back home to watch this on national tv most sundays but today, our national stations are dead, even the digital television have nothing to offer.....I truly miss my childhood and all it's fun.
Their music back then sense, but today’s musicians have nothing good worth listening to
This woman resembles my late mother.. growing up I just watch her whenever I miss my mothers face❤❤
😢😢
😭All nigerians should listen to this song again. These were the times life was fair in this country. In this tumoltuous time in our history the true patriotism within our genes is reverberated again. We've let greed consume our heart. How do we move forward as a nation when the burden of greed and decadence has engulfed our entire psychology and culture😞😟 ##endbadgovernance #nigeriaisoncpr
I must marry an elegant classy lady like her
ME TOO
I too came to see this face again.... The legend is gone... My pain is that she didn't see a better country.... The one she wanted...
A young Onyeka Owenu was incredibly beautiful though, with a smile as sly as a fox, exuding so much positive energy as she sings. A Nigerian jewel she is.
Awwwwww
She’s always beautiful and still beautiful
She IS still incredibly beautiful! We need to stop measuring and associating beauty with age.
@@Khabanelamefanpage 💯💯👊🏾
@@unrealtalkpod
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I remember watching this a a yong boy on NTA Channel 5 in 1996.
They don't make music like this anymore. 😪
biko dis woman is just d Celine Dion of Nigeria
came after the news of her passing. Is like she wrote and sang this song for her transition and tribute. "i am missing you, ...i am leaving.... why don't you stay...this moment you are happy, the next minute you are so sad" "Onyeka....". what a sweet sad song. A happy celebration song yet a sad reflectory(reflectiion) song. She even asked " do love me?". I love you and i want you to stay but God wants you. Noow am missing you, crying! "Iyele!"
Rest in Power, My Queen!!! The Elegant Stallion. We will miss you.
RIP Legend, thank you for blessing my childhood great songs like this, I am Yoruba but I know this lyrics word for word, even though I don't know what it means
Oh God... We have lost the values of our culture. Watching this song again after two decades made me recognize the heritage we lost to the Western culture. Onyeka sang english language in a igbo costume. The blend is so kool. Live long Queen !!!!!
I will always remember how happy my mom used to be while singing This song historical fiction.. I'll never forget you.
Thank you so much for putting an unending smile on my mom's face ❤
Our very own Elegant Stallion herself!
I came here to pay my last respect, my mum (in loving memory) was your biggest fan. May you rest in peace the woman with the golden voice.
Same here! My mum (in loving memory) loved her so much which got transferred to me. May they rest well!
Who else is here watching the video of one her iconic songs this 2024 after hearing the sad news about her passing.
All I know is that she lives on through her iconic songs, legends don't die, they are immortal 🙏🙏❤👍.
Nostalgia at its peak!!!! Anytime I think of Onyeka Onwenu, this is the song that always come to mind thanks to NTA 2 Channel 5. Iyogogo has this very deep, emotional feel that I cant explain till date..
Rest well Queen, thanks for the childhood memories.😢🕊️
I’m Lucky to be among the generations that listened and heard her Music radiating from the Radio and Television booming with fun-fare and pleasant memories
I'm a Ghanaian 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 and my love 💕💕💕 for this woman is too much. I love the joy on her face always. I love you mum
Elegant stallion,
Iconic songster;
Astute human rights activist;
If boldness, courage and grace was a woman.
They said it's a man's world but you came, reigned and carved your niche.
Thank you for blazing the trail..
One love..🎉
Rest in power queen❤
I grew up listening to all her songs. She was one of Nigerias' finest and muti-talented artists. May her beautiful and gentle soul rest in peace 🙏
Me too😩
such a beautiful soul😇🥰
Great vocalist! Fashionista! Gorgeous! A trailblazer. Rest in peace Wise one😢❤
Hearing of your dismiss on earth is a pain to my heart.....you will always be remembered.....rest on mama onyeka
I danced to this song in my primary school...those days where we could afford everything... Eating three square meal was not a big deal ..where as children we could visit your neighbours and friends, okay with their children and listen to folktales...Good old days indeed....Im just so nostalgic
Wow! Growing up in Festac in the 8os and early 90s, was amazing. This song defines everything. NTA Channel 5, VI was everything. Where id we . Voltron, SESEME STREET, Ovide and the Gang, Danger Mouse, Atom Ant, Doctor Who, etc was everything. God, where did we get it wrong Nigeria???? How can we get that .societal stability and sanity???? I saw FESTAC as London back in the 80s and 90s. Where did we get it wrong as a Nation?????????
When nigeria 🇳🇬 was worth living
Honestly!!!! I cant express how i am feeling right now😢.....Remembering the old good days.
Nigeria will be missing you nne oma! nne star !!! your starness
Evergreen mama Onyeka classic....thank you for waking my childhood memories....I'll be 40 next June and this seems just like yesterday! #Igboamaka
NTA 2, Channel 5..
Your reach out station!
No words to describe how I feel as I watch this.... Our Elegant Stallion, why didn't you stay???
RIP. Ms Onyeka. No forty something year old person that lived in Lagos that does not like this song regardless of tribe because of NTA 2 Channel. I miss my childhood
I’d come here every year just to remind myself that I was breathing the same air with this Legend in my lifetime
Rest on queen..i expected you to reach your eighties and nineties.....but God has the ultimate say. Miss u world-class queen and versatile queen 🎉
Signing out doing what you love doing ... #PurposeFulfilled
This song here should be one of the greatest Nigerian songs of all time. It makes me smile everytime
The greatest for me
If I recall correctly, there was a time they played this song a lot after school hours on channel 5 Lagos, and I never got tired watching it. How I miss those good old days as a kid. Those of us who appreciate your gift, passion, and the heart you poured into everything you did will truly miss you. Sad the country is so far from the “one love” and “peace” you sang about 😢. May your memory be blessed. We love you 💙
😢😢💃🏿💃🏿 I am crying for this huge loss to the continent of Africa. I am dancing for a life well lived. Her legacy will never be forgotten.
such beautiful dance moves sweet voice and iconic delivery. Adieu!
How i miss my childhood! This took me back, i see myself sitting in front of the TV watching this on tue weekend. Also makes me miss my late mum
This is 2023 and I still can't stop playing this song
Beauty of divers Nigeria culture ❤😂
I just remembered my child, When I listened to this song, who this reminded his/her in 90's? I nearly burst into tears when heard her demise. God rest her soul.
Our hearts has just been broken 💔. Rest in peace elegant stallion 😢.
This song keeps coming to my mind so I decided come watch it here.
This video just brought back some sweet childhood memories...🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾
I have came to know her for the first time after the announcement of her passing and immediately done my research. She was indeed a remarkable woman. May her soul rest in peace.❤️🥰
My first daughter was so addicted to this song back then that we call her iyo gogo.. rest on mama,
A wonderful song, deep lyrics from a stunning strong Igbo woman... 'The Elegant Stallion' I ga adi maa!!
This was always played on NTA 2 Channel 5 back in the late 90s.😊
Her style so much reminds me of the GREAT MARIAM MAKEBA.. I grew up listening to her LOVE N’ WAN TI TI. song..Even when we started making fun of people who were infatuated with each other, we sang this song just to poke fun at them..
May you rest in peace MA.
Rest on beautiful soul ! You enriched our childhood days with beautiful melodies! Your legacies lives On!
Onyeka rest in Power and Grace !💌💌💌💔💔
I cant stop watching it countless times❤❤❤
My childhood memories back to life watching this video...
When the country was much more better than the way it is this days. Memories all over.
You just took the words right out of my mind
It brought so many memories
Classic and Timeless 👏👏👏
My bank mum back then. Your albums and book you gifted me are forever cherished mementos. RIP Onyeka Onwenu
She is still even a queen in her old age. Evergreen beauty. How many women slay even on low cut.
I felt like a child listening to this song. This is indeed a classic. I remembered my late dad always playing this song when i was a child. God bless you ma.
Growing up in Lagos was so sweet listening my mentor mommy onyeka onwenu,my sweet childhood memory.
She somehow sings like Anita baker..
Bless up mama 🙌🙏
Can't hold my tears 😓😓😓
When music was music. Those were the days. Onyeka Onwenu is my favourite Nigerian female artist of all time.
Hmmm she was a vital part of my growing up. May God rest your soul Onyeka Owenu; the elegant stallion.
We need this natural time in this generation 😊, am still thinking I KNOW THAT,,,,well,,reseverd,,😊
This song is out there in the list of strongest vocal performances by a Nigerian. Absolute masterpiece.
I wasn’t alive when this song was on the radio but I feel so much good nostalgia listening to it. RIP legend 🕊️
This is one of my favourite songs of this great stallion and nightingale.....I have not been myself after getting the sad news of her demise. Adieu great Amazon. I love you 😍 ❤
Loolo Onyeka...Thank you for all that you have done in the lives of many through your music. You are certainly one of the people that inspire me and make me proud to be IGBO...God bless from Australia
unique and powerful voice beautiful mama you too much!!!
Rest In Peace, Oke Ada Igbo!
Imagine this wonderful and superlative woman not been around anymore yet you see people doing anyhow destroying things. Death is for all and should always remind us of how life will be when we all go.
We love you so much!
I always feel elated listening to this masterpiece. July 2021 and still enjoying this like never before!!!!
Same here
This is December 2023 still here jamming this beat
Bye Bye Elegant Stallion....
Onyeka, why don't you stay? now we are missing you. Rest in peace...
Indeed we need more love songs like this in this generation. You will be missed... rest in peace legend
Here today, gone tomorrow. All we have in life are the memories of the moments spent. Journey well my big sister. Your legend lives on
What i will miss more about her is her smile and swags. She was so unique and rare, she was never outdated, rest in peace Mama onyeka
😥😥😥 aww aunty, you will forever live in our hearts. I love you with every fibre of my being
You will forever be in my mind and in my mental master mind group.
God loved you more.
Fly on Angel
I soo much love this woman, a legend, an icon, if only it's possible, she shouldn't have died now. 😢
Chai...RIP ma'am... can't believe am shedding tears right now😢
Smiling and crying at same time, this song really struck me deep...we are indeed survivors...a lot of things has changed.
I feel so nostalgic at the moment, I missed the late 90s, things were so simple and less tangled, well I know it's about perspective, but the 90s were good times
I enjoy this song as a kid when growing up even tv and radio station use to play the song to announce the time o clock
Your a legend ma. I love you without knowing how you look like until your death. Keep resting 🎉😢🎉🎉