For non igbos. Ogo Amaka means it's to be good. This song is simply saying that you should be good to people because you don't know what tomorrow holds as they may be in a position to help you tomorrow. It chronicles the story of his/their friend who came from a very poor family and needed his help to travel out of the country for greener pastures but lacked the needed funds, he/they gave him the needed financial assistance as well as psychological support and he eventually travelled, worked for a couple of years and came back successful. This friend rewarded them for his/their ogo(good deeds) which helped him in his quest to become successful and repaid this ogo(good deed) in folds. I hope this helps, cheers!

Those giving this music thumbs down are they real enemies of ndi Igbo. God bless you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 guy's.

This actually summarises my reason for journeying to UK.... This song motivates always...

Im from Congo 🇨🇬 this song is everything

I'm Yoruba, igbo songs are lit❤

I wish umu obiligbo maintain this style of music, it made them stand out. I can't listen to this song without dropping a tear and you can't listen to it and not want to be better version of yourself.

Young prophets, laced with tradition

A friend in need is a friend indeed Always keep good and trusted friends

I learned many things from your Songs.GOd bless you guys . Am playing it in Indonesia now now

I wish I understood IGBO. I need an interpreter

Yes that's is my name ogochukwu

What a Gospel full of mesages 😢 long live obiligbos one Love

This song must be performed On one of my biggest life event, by God's highest GRACE ,MARK 2DAY💚💚💚, THIS literally the highest igbo song on earth💚💥🐐🐐

This song brought me down to tears... Please be together forever Umuobiligbo.

This song is Epic. Generations will love it, 50 years from now, your kids will still learn one or two from this song, this is what I call "Edcucative-Entertainment". Love you guys.1love

Our pride our language.

Prince Akunwafor your voice full dose of musical maggi cube, so sweet, so palatable, so electrifying

Ogo amaka my brother, if you have a brother/friend who you can get a positive reply in need, them know that you are highly blessed. Good friends are they God we see.

Good to see young men of this generation keeping our music alive.

Listening from New Zealand Auckland