My mum is the one with the black horse tail. She passed on 2018. Rest in peace mummy.

My baby's lullaby song. I thank my husband for his Igbo inheritance. My Greek ears still appreciating. 🇳🇬 🇬🇷

This is probably the song that united Igbos the most..... i remember back in the days when our girls practiced this and every year, we go from town to town to learn a new song or teach them our own.... we were far more happier then. Igbo amaka. oh,how things have changed for the worst... following the white man's ways lead to nothing but sadness and emptiness. thanks for uploading

Greetings from a Greek in UK. Appreciation for Igbo music, cosmogony, history and culture.

Watching from Dallas Texas this song is so spiritual I always move to tears 😭 each time I listen to it because it reminds me of my late mom and dad Thor they’re not from Umuoji nor Anambra There’re from Ezzagu Ebonyi state but this classic spiritual song was their favorite. May the souls of my late parents and the soul of every Biafran that has departed from this world rest in perfect peace.

Her voice is that of a Goddess,her dancer's and back up singer's are as sweet as Queen mother....May Aja Ani and Chukwu okike bless those that graced us with this beautiful video and song's and those watching too....Anam blood is here

IF YOU ARE NOT IGBO YOU WOULDN'T KNOW HOW HAPPY WE ARE, TO SEE THIS SONG HERE I DONT KNOW HOW I FEELS ANYTIME I HEAR THIS SONG

This song drives to me tears, a mixed feeling of nostalgia and sadness when I remember the fact that my grand mum who loved this song so much is late, how time flies and how the people drift away from culture so easily. I love this song too much 😢

Umuoji my town thank God that i am from Umuoji

My mom was one of her dancers.

Who is here after lord Zeus post

This music drives me nuts positively. Can I get a few thumbs up?

I'm here now after I see lord zous talk about this woman.. chai look at how old she have become....

God bless whoever uploaded this masterpiece......our culture will never die!

I'm extremely happy to be onye Igbo. I heard to his song song in 1989 and ever since then I have been playing this song over and over and over and over again.

After 8. Years,we still believe in Fulani. Our mothers please come over take over and save us please. Stand with MNK.

The sweet sounds from beyond the metaphysical and cosmological world of the great Igbo people of the South Eastern Nigeria called Biafran Land.

Chai 😭😭😭this song reminds me of my mum who passed jst at the age of 32, she danced this song with her group every Christmas in our village , village to village competition, and she was always at the front line 😭😭continue to rest on ononuju umuagbala!! I miss u mum

My grandpa's all time favourite. He made us appreciate it, whenever he plays it on his stereo all of us dances to it in a circle. Sweet memories!!!

Whoever unloaded this music deserves an award. Thanks a bunch..