Egwu Obi Umuoji

Queen Theresa Ofoje Na Ndi otu Egwu ya !

[@arizellnorflum1513]

Am the number 100 of the likes this song is the ( goat)of all cultural dance

[@arusi_nsukka]

Oh yeah I can see that

[@andrewngene3509]

One of the nostalgic feelings of any Igbo speaking person when listening to this song and the lyrics is the reminder that black Africans had folklores and music far before the arrival of the colonialists,,,,,
Kudos to these wonderful women and girls of the 1920-1930s

[@itzemeka2709]

The woman leading them is still in umuoji and less than 70 years

[@udochukwuenebe5766]

This song makes want to go back to days when our mothers use to dance all those village dance.

[@NkechiOkanuOmorogbe]

This music remind me of my grandma. May her soul rest in peace

[@JulietGeorgia-y1k]

The dance is no 1 in Anambra state

[@mekkamemmanuella5092]

Nwa ngulube okodu 💜 proudly from umuoji

[@blessedmmasinachi3857]

My love for this music has no ending😍😍😍

[@ofiahadaobi7290]

Am from Umuoji, she is my Aunty

[@ifeyinwajessica412]

Oh... how I miss my mother, may her soul continue to rest in peace.

[@arusi_nsukka]

that’s quite sad to hear. May her soul Rip !
Obu Nne gi guru nya bu egwu

[@ifeyinwajessica412]

@@arusi_nsukka mba.... but she sings it anytime she feels nostalgic.

[@johnandrews4661]

Zeus brought me here ❤

[@ngenek5353]

Culture is people's way of life.
See natural environment...
See our mothers and girls then..

[@jenniferifeoma7285]

I always enjoy it.

[@sunshinemcno7582]

Love this my pple

[@princessomma3874]

I love this song from childhood😍

[@onurumanyatdbiz8059]

great song of it kind

[@emmanueludoka1084]

Memories 💜

[@_Antoniolenny]

What's is the name please?

[@user-du5cj5vj3m]

How can I download this please