nwaanambra1:


*whispers back* no am 39 and that's quite old. *pls don't tell anybody before they start seeing me as Nairaland Methuselah!*

toniabella:
Ife n'eme no upper iweka was done by pericoma #muru anya

Dragonking:
You are complaining about igbos not appreciating Igbo songs when even you yourself dey use Yoruba moniker. Smh

chudidonas:


Just checked his handle.. So much for an Igbo heritage preserver

Justeenaleo:


*whispers* Ok

You cannot reach me on my samsung,am busy fvcking the world and giving the universe my damn tongue

Mekanus:
Op you're right, many Igbo youths prefer to play the noise called music that comes from the so called hip hop musicians. Am a die hard fan of Osadebe. The man really did a great work on earth that I always feel like shading tears when I remember that he is no more. Many of my friends call me ancient man just because I don't joke with these Igbo songs. But what they don't know is the magnitude of inspiration and joy I derive from these music. Currently, I have over 100 tracks of osadebe music alone plus those of Oliver, morroco, Goddy Ezike, Mike ejeagha, Ozoemena nsugbe to mention a few. Our youths think that playing hip hop music makes them civilized, no far from it. Proudly Ebonyian, Proudly Igbo. *playing my osadebe peoples club odogwu One of my favourite from the legend

toniabella:
Ife n'eme no upper iweka was done by pericoma #muru anya

alorax2:
@op I dont listen to the new generation music because they are spewing trash. My all favourite is oriental bros ihuoma, I love that music. Have to Travel home to get d c.d because I was not able to get it here in Lagos. God bless our evergreen artist

HIPROFILE:
Add: Moddy Ibe on that list

Seems many dant know him, he hailed from Oba idemili south Anambra state.
His blessed memories.....

nwaanambra1:


its really cool knowing there are still some younger ones that appreciates folk music - most especially a girl - was actually thinking am the only one - of course except for the villa boys!

nogasimplicity:
ife na eme na upper iweka was done by ibealaoke chukwukeziri from Egwu achi in oji River Local Government Enugu State my town not only that others in the same track was AUNTY CONCORD, IFE DI MMA, NARA NDUMODU CHUKWU and with the hit track APAMA (PARA MU APARA)

nwaanambra1:




*whispers* pls stop fvcking the world and giving it tongue - lots of people are doing that already. just kindly come over and do that to me

toniabella:
Nwanne nwoke ga-ju ese nke oma maka mmiri eri gi.

nogasimplicity:
nwoke oma ihe abu egwu mu nwere echere mu na iju ese a baghi uru obula maka mu na echeta mgbe apama boy si na ka ya banye ugbo chisco ndi onu utu chuwaa ya oso mana egwu ndi no na odu ugbala ekweghi ha bata ia jide ya.

nogasimplicity:
well they call me the same name like joouuu man ogboju bush man some will say am conservative but in all these i will just laugh at them and tell them that life is all about choice and going by unoka's words in things fall apart which he says THAT GOOD MUSIC IS THE BEST FOOD FOR A GOOD SPIRIT i will like you to give oriental a try you will be glad you did long live igbo highlife musics the music really sooths the mind.

nogasimplicity:
WHY BRINGING IHEOMA TRY AND ADD ONYE OMA MMADU EJI EGBU YA AND YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID

Mekanus:
If I don't have Oriental who will. Got them in abundance too bro. Forgot to mention Ali chukwuma, Douglas Olariche, seven seven, peacock, Muddy Ibe... They are good too

EndiaSami:
Please someone that knows this song should help me with the artiste name and title.

"Uwa le na Ndidi bu ije elu" x2........

I need to reconnect with that song,
Thank you

nogasimplicity:
ndi kwe na ndi ekwe na ndi kwe na ndi .......................... you may complete it

nogasimplicity:
i think is ogene ifite awka by one malicha

Mekanus:
Op you're right, many Igbo youths prefer to play the noise called music that comes from the so called hip hop musicians. Am a die hard fan of Osadebe. The man really did a great work on earth that I always feel like shading tears when I remember that he is no more. Many of my friends call me ancient man just because I don't joke with these Igbo songs. But what they don't know is the magnitude of inspiration and joy I derive from these music. Currently, I have over 100 tracks of osadebe music alone plus those of Oliver, morroco, Goddy Ezike, Mike ejeagha, Ozoemena nsugbe to mention a few. Our youths think that playing hip hop music makes them civilized, no far from it. Proudly Ebonyian, Proudly Igbo. *playing my osadebe peoples club odogwu One of my favourite from the legend

Mekanus:
Op you're right, many Igbo youths prefer to play the noise called music that comes from the so called hip hop musicians. Am a die hard fan of Osadebe. The man really did a great work on earth that I always feel like shading tears when I remember that he is no more. Many of my friends call me ancient man just because I don't joke with these Igbo songs. But what they don't know is the magnitude of inspiration and joy I derive from these music. Currently, I have over 100 tracks of osadebe music alone plus those of Oliver, morroco, Goddy Ezike, Mike ejeagha, Ozoemena nsugbe to mention a few. Our youths think that playing hip hop music makes them civilized, no far from it. Proudly Ebonyian, Proudly Igbo. *playing my osadebe peoples club odogwu One of my favourite from the legend