lafflaff123:


Hold on. You not Yoruba?

Ishilove:

Nope

lafflaff123:


In a small voice. You not igbo right?

babyfaceafrica:
Are ukwuani people the same as enuani?

RedboneSmith:


Nope. Enuani is Aniocha and Oshimili LGAs of Delta State. Ukwuani is located to the south of Enuani.

babyfaceafrica:
thanks..Looks similar..any similarities

Physika:
Nice, a peep into mine.

romeorailss:

When u say ukwuani ukwuani. Only one thing comes to mind, and that's ukwu . I guess their ladies must be well endowed with Ukwu

Ukwu bi fuku Emi a kuku je

Ishilove:
Nice collection.

Ishilove:

Oniranu

romeorailss:


Gbagbe o.
Idi lounje mi o
Kin se ebi mi wipe
Mo feran ukwu

Ishilove:

romeorailss:

Bami wa omoge to lewa
Kin la idi e.
Iwona de lewa o,
O tun pupa tototo
Okunrin ti ko ba mo bi won
se n la obo ati iwo idi obirin
bi sweeti ati oyin, se okunrin
ni yen ni Shiior.
ti o ba ti wo diary mi
wa mo wipe mo feran kin ladi
Idi ishiL , idi oloyin

Ishilove:

Jeez! 'Oniranu jatijati' doesn't quite describe you

And your diary is very disgusting

Ishilove:
DynamoDeGreat, oweniwe, biko bia

Ishilove:

Funny enough the only Igbo dialect I understand to a certain extent is Anambra Igbo.

I've heard an Ebonyi dialect before and trust me, that language sounded like Igala. It sounds nothing like Igbo

bigfrancis21:


Hahaha. Ebonyi dialects na die. Ukwuani na moi moi to me compared to where Abakaliki dialects dey.

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

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

Ishilove:

Tah!!

Ishilove:

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

asuustrike2009:

Isioma dele

Ishilove:

N'koma

asuustrike2009:

Hmmmm! Please always promote ukwuani here from time to time

Ishilove:

In fact ehn, the song made me yearn to learn more about my culture. I am so hungry for it and nowadays I make a conscious effort to speak the language as often as I can.

We can dance whenever you are ready