I love every track of this album. The interview with legend Udu Ubeyi and other women is loaded with evergreen wisdom n relevant history. I will like to visit this current lead singer/dancer. She is so lovely
Oh the gracious steps are great proudly Ehugho, I am so pride of Nkwanwite when I am pressed or stressed they refreshes me. Their proverbs and consolidations are second to none. In future I will make a further research on them for promotion of this dialect.
I luv nkwanwite music 💕💖, despite I don't understand the music. Proudly mummies. Luv d music like kilode. If I want my mother to dance, I will play d music.💕💖💃
I luv ❤️ d music like kilode, despite I don't understand everything they speak. Come and see my mother with her dancing step when am playing nkwanwite music. 💕💖
This video recording is not good. Most tracts are not seen or heard. Probably it has been erased or wiped out. Please carry out excellent re-rocording.
This is a difficult Dialect to understand. I thought Emekukwu Dialect is the most difficult Igbo Dialect. Now this one is MORE difficult than Imo's Emekukwu Dialect. .........I thought it was Hausa/Fulani Music the first time I heard this on ABC 1 Radio in the 1980s.
Eric, your appreciation was rather lukewarm and elitist. That's why 'central ibo' exist. The ibo language, like any other, has divers etymological and linguistic dissonances. That's the beauty of the ibos. Appreciate the richness. I'm not from there but childhood friendships cultivated in Enugu predisposed me to a likeness for Afikpo people and their culture. We're afterall 'ndi igbo'.
@@chriscoolsweat1870 Understand me, I am NOT saying that because the Dialect is difficult to understand by MOST Igbo People, therefore it is a BAD Dialect................Come on ALL Igbo People UNDERSTAND Anambra Dialect of Igbo language , the Dialect spoken from Onitsha to Enugu to Abakaliki to Orlu ( Imo State ) and to Asaba (Delta state). Even some Edo State Igbos speak Anambra Dialect. ..................Therefore, every Igbo person should learn how to speak the Anambra Dialect in addition to his or her own LOCAL Dialect..........." O ga adi nma ofuma ofuma".
@@joyfulnessderoses3827 Understand me, I am NOT saying that because the Dialect is difficult to understand by MOST Igbo People, therefore it is a BAD Dialect................Come on ALL Igbo People UNDERSTAND Anambra Dialect of Igbo language , the Dialect spoken from Onitsha to Enugu to Abakaliki to Orlu ( Imo State ) and to Asaba (Delta state). Even some Edo State Igbos speak Anambra Dialect. ..................Therefore, every Igbo person should learn how to speak the Anambra Dialect in addition to his or her own LOCAL Dialect..........." O ga adi nma ofuma ofuma".
I love every track of this album. The interview with legend Udu Ubeyi and other women is loaded with evergreen wisdom n relevant history. I will like to visit this current lead singer/dancer. She is so lovely
Oh the gracious steps are great proudly Ehugho, I am so pride of Nkwanwite when I am pressed or stressed they refreshes me. Their proverbs and consolidations are second to none. In future I will make a further research on them for promotion of this dialect.
Proudly Afikpo, jokwa to all my mothers
Biafra bu udo , anyi choro udo. Nde nne 💃. Am proud of Igbo women dance.
Sweet mothers....I choro udo....I must marry from Afikpo!! Real original
I am loving the whole songs, but there better audio that did not come out
I love Afikpo and I will like traveling there.
Please the audio of most tracks is not heard. Do a re-rocording.
Ehugbo ohu, oha unu kaa! Ndi nne mma mma oooo!
I miss this land❤❤❤❤
This cultural music is very good and interested, I don't know how to download this wonderful music from my people?💚💚
Afikpo, great people with the most reserved culture of our time.
Powerfull womens in igboland .
❤❤❤
I'm always I proud to be an. Afikpo person
Sweet melody out of bamboos 🥰❤❤
I luv nkwanwite music 💕💖, despite I don't understand the music. Proudly mummies. Luv d music like kilode. If I want my mother to dance, I will play d music.💕💖💃
I use to own the vcd of this I bought when I was home in afikpo and someone stole it so I'm glad this was done ♥ jookwa... Kaa nwere m
Jokwa nne-Ogbo!
Unu jookwa......nice one
Igbo mma mma nu. Igbo ekelee mu
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I luv ❤️ d music like kilode, despite I don't understand everything they speak. Come and see my mother with her dancing step when am playing nkwanwite music. 💕💖
Nice one, Afikpo my mother land
Wonderful ladies I really appreciated your dancing and music.
Ejim onwa mara onye irom . Hilarious 😂
Nde nkwa-nwite unu jisie ike. It's worth it.
unu jookwa oooooo
This video recording is not good. Most tracts are not seen or heard. Probably it has been erased or wiped out. Please carry out excellent re-rocording.
💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾👑❤❤Unu Jokwaa o! Eternal
Umu Ehugbo! Unu Jokwa o.
Ehugbo unu kaa
Unu jookwa
This is a difficult Dialect to understand. I thought Emekukwu Dialect is the most difficult Igbo Dialect. Now this one is MORE difficult than Imo's Emekukwu Dialect. .........I thought it was Hausa/Fulani Music the first time I heard this on ABC 1 Radio in the 1980s.
Eric Ezeokoli if you listen well u will understand even half of what they are singing, all d song is a story...
Eric, your appreciation was rather lukewarm and elitist. That's why 'central ibo' exist. The ibo language, like any other, has divers etymological and linguistic dissonances. That's the beauty of the ibos. Appreciate the richness. I'm not from there but childhood friendships cultivated in Enugu predisposed me to a likeness for Afikpo people and their culture. We're afterall 'ndi igbo'.
So true Joy. I hear a good deal of what they're singing. More good listening.
@@chriscoolsweat1870 Understand me, I am NOT saying that because the Dialect is difficult to understand by MOST Igbo People, therefore it is a BAD Dialect................Come on ALL Igbo People UNDERSTAND Anambra Dialect of Igbo language , the Dialect spoken from Onitsha to Enugu to Abakaliki to Orlu ( Imo State ) and to Asaba (Delta state). Even some Edo State Igbos speak Anambra Dialect.
..................Therefore, every Igbo person should learn how to speak the Anambra Dialect in addition to his or her own LOCAL Dialect..........." O ga adi nma ofuma ofuma".
@@joyfulnessderoses3827 Understand me, I am NOT saying that because the Dialect is difficult to understand by MOST Igbo People, therefore it is a BAD Dialect................Come on ALL Igbo People UNDERSTAND Anambra Dialect of Igbo language , the Dialect spoken from Onitsha to Enugu to Abakaliki to Orlu ( Imo State ) and to Asaba (Delta state). Even some Edo State Igbos speak Anambra Dialect.
..................Therefore, every Igbo person should learn how to speak the Anambra Dialect in addition to his or her own LOCAL Dialect..........." O ga adi nma ofuma ofuma".