I am a Congolese ( Telecom Engineer ) , I spent full 2 years ( 2007 & 2008 ) in NIGERIA . I was working for CELTEL in LAGOS . What a nice country to visit , good people , nice ladies . I really enjoyed spending time in Nigeria . Orientals Brothers and PRINCE CHIJOKE AFRICAN HEROES. Please God make it happen for me to visit NIGERIA again

Am from Kenya🇰🇪 but I like igbo music from gospel to traditional because they embrace culture.

Oriental brothers helped our parents to heal from the scars of Biafra genocide.....RIP Sir Warrior the legend

Am a jamaican whenever I smoke weed I love listening to this song

I am a Yoruba man, but from my youth I have a love for high life music most especially from igbadun land. I love oriental brother ,sir warrior, these music means a lot to me, it was the time I was passing through my tribulations, in the 80's, the music chers me up and give me courage to get, dust myself up and move on with my life, I be able to progress in life, am grateful to Jehovah today. RIP Sis Worrior.

This is 2024. Who is here😂❤

I Am not an Ibo man neither do I understand the language but whenever I want to relax, I listen to this track. God bless these talented men.

not from Ghana

It beats me how Sir Warrior can bring such a beautiful and moving music to us even when he is expressing displeasure about somebody disrespecting him. This is just the stuff of legends!

Dr Sir Warrior sang this song with anger about his best friend Alloy Anyawu did to him...then he was waring not to try it again or release any other of his songs again...at the beginning song he thanked the magistrate nsofor who judged the case

March 2024

Proudly Yoruba but I grew up on this and Osita’s songs. It’s a tuss off between this track and Elu wa nka for my favourite Sir Warrior song.

Nuff respect to all my Igbo brothers and sisters..I am a Ghanaian.

21/02/2024 Still enjoying dis wonderful track. I remember back den in the 90's my dad was so obsessed with oriental brother's. He told me that he used to go for their live shows. I wonder why my dad money finish and he started all over, enjoyment be wan finish am. 😅😅😂😂😂😂

I cry whenever I listen to Sir warrior coz it takes me bk to memory lane ,spending childhood with my favourite grandparents ❤️ 💕 may thier souls rest in peace ..proud ibo

Igbo kwenu! much love from Ghana🥰🥰🥰

If your father owned and stereotypically played this legendary Igbocious music through your childhood days, then you are old. However, this spiritual metaphoric piece of mastery from the legendary Dr. Sir Warrior and his Orientalist brothers reminds me of my late father Chief Edwin Ndoji Nwoye Nnanwuno (Udede-nakwanka 1 of Achalla kingdom) RIP Daddy 😭😭😭 we love you and miss you! March 2024 🇺🇸

I am a Cameroonian commenting from Los Angeles, USA. Listening to this track takes me back memory lane in the yesteryears of my childhood. It was mostly played by Igbo traders in the Bamenda region where I was raised.

Whose here with me 2023 ...im South African but grew myself into variety of music but igbo is my life..i even married an Ika man i so love him and his culture🇿🇦+🇳🇬=❤

I am a Priest and I love oriental Brothers songs with passion...