Due to the high rate of vices and criminality in the South East geo-political zone of Nigeria, the song by Christy Igbokwe should be played at least 10 times in every household on Sundays.

The song has a very deep meaning. If you don't understand her language, get a friend to translate for you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDrApu9APBk?si=0rJL_9lABhq0Zluj

I remembered my dad's vinyl records and cassette player

Na Obey Commander, Wasiu, Barrister and Fella be the jam

ITT international thief theif... well well na true I won talk again oo

Jams

Put it in writing

gone are those good days we played meaningful music that teaches moral,not all these Davido etc meaningless, nuisance they kal music

hmm.. I neva knew an akwaibom woman sang that wonderful song. May she remain blessed

Nothing excites a local Yoruba Moslem more than open defecation and talking about great igbos

Greatkenny2:
Nothing excites a local Yoruba Moslem more than open defecation and talking about great igbos

Respect your colonial masters.

They are so generous they provide you asylum from the pit latrine region.

They generously give you leftovers that you pay 37 page price lists for after over 1000 Yoruba Demons don mount.

Stop crying like a baby, you're a grandpa

Greatkenny2:
Nothing excites a local Yoruba Moslem more than open defecation and talking about great igbos

If not for the SW, Igbos would be leaving in severe squalor. You refugees should learn to respect your host.

Another interesting thread below:

https://www.nairaland.com/7914507/video-post-biafra-war-seizure#127029256

The only problem...they won't understand the language....even a lot of them that grew up here in lagos don't. Their parents won't allow them to.

Agbadorites now see igbos as their president and cause of their misfortune. They no longer talk about mandate thief or Tinubu for favor me 🤣 but wail to igbos day and night from tinubu’s induced starvation hahaha 🤣 . Igbos now have a new generation of online negative praise singers to amuse them through tinubu’s disaster

My God!


The nostalgia that comes with this song.


Nigeria was better then.