JeffreyJamez:
Damn!!..., listening to this song again just brought back nostalgic feelings.


I miss my childhood.

See this aje o.....wetin you dey find here sef

Ishilove:

I had no idea. Ukwuani ebei?

charijee:
See this aje o.....wetin you dey find here sef

Akiliogidi:


He was really a good musician, u can also listen to obiaruku massacre,ndidi,akalaka,agogo and some i can't remember.


If u really want to enjoy ndokwa/ukwuani songs, then i will recomend Chuks Igba (the rave of the moment in ukwuani land ),Ishioma is still relevant though

JeffreyJamez:


Ndokwa west..Abii

We've actually had this conversation before lol

JeffreyJamez:


Ndokwa west..Abii

Ishilove:
Ukwuaniland IS UKWUANIland

MrPresident1:



And it is part of Biafra gaddemit!!!

JeffreyJamez:


Aje? Hahahahaha you no well o .....wetin carry you come here sef.

Hahahaha you sef know wetin I mean......which childhood you miss? ....you don hear the song before

Ishilove:

I wind the waist like standing fan

Ishilove:

I'm from Abii too. What part?

charijee:
Hahahaha you sef know wetin I mean......which childhood you miss? ....you don hear the song before

JeffreyJamez:


Umuezukwu quarter.

gbegemaster:
Waist winder. Well done oh.

Ishilove:

I'm from Okwele. Pleased to make your acquaintance

Ishilove:

Look who remembered me. Is this how to show love? By abandoning me??

gbegemaster:
Hush my love.

Not in front of the kids

Ishilove:

oweniwe:


Aunty Ishilove

Make I send you Chukwudi Dim Nazu by Ubulu.

I promise you will dance till your legs become weak.

The beats can hypnotize person


Whenever I play it on woofer, my heart will sweet me the whole day

If you don't know Chukwu Biko, Onyedinma & Nwayoayo by Kendo,... You nor be Ukwani person

Ishilove:
I had just finished a training and I was in the admin section of this organisation when this song began playing in the office. My trainer, an Ukwuani man whose phone the song played told me it was 'Agogo' by the late Smart Williams.

This song is deep and full of wisdom. It is about aproko people .

It is also danceable, so you better believe it when I told you I shameless danced in the room while my colleagues laughed . I was so smitten that I hunted the music on the net and thankfully found a YouTube video

Listen and be inspired. The ending part is my favourite: oburu n'eze oburu je n'opara

Agogo- Smart Williams


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuankpbRJVM

Albert0011:
I always respect this man anytime anyday,he's still my favourite ukwuani artist...I rep umutu in ukwuani LGA

Ishilove:

Is Umutu same as Umuatu?

sorextee:
Whats agogo?

Ishilove:
I love this song, although my mum had to translate some parts for me because the song is in conk Ukwuani language. Listening to it continuously has actually helped improve my grasp of the language.

DynamoDeGreat:
Ishilove awushi mo. So Sorry for coming late.

Prince Smart williams is my best Ukwuani musician of all time. His songs are everfreen,
Have you listened to these songs:

Ego, Amala, Uwa di egwu, Onyeka chuku, Okeri Uwa, Onyeloni, Meni Onye yi, Amalimo, Ndidi, (all by Smart Williams).

Adviser Ishioma - Okwu enum, Trade carefully(weli enya lu ani).

Rogana ottah - Ego Ni Nwa, Ekwa Alili Ana, Kenenu Ukwuani.

Ogbogu Okonji -Ada Ne Gbu Azu (although this is an Aniocha song but I'm sure you will like it).

Ishilove:

My dear, where can I get Queen Azaka and Rogana's songs?