Abigbo Mbaise Part 2.wmv

Side B - Abigbo Mbaise

[@kamalugloria8194]

Am from owerri but am in love with Abigbo. Great song of wisdom. Who's here 2920..if you love this song hit like

[@everestusogumia7663]

Abigbo is where those who committed crimes in the community used to be exposed according to Igbo culture and tradition

[@sylvesternduluennaeze3417]

Beautiful musuc

[@ibetochi123]

this reminds me so much about my dad (may his soul rest in peace, Amen). I will always love my origin!!!

[@gracefavour6711]

amen

[@gracefavour6711]

amen

[@Thekidsarenice]

Chai because of naira, she followed Hausa people. I love my origin. Proudly MBAISE

[@jujuman07]

Ndi Oma refers to the Hausas/Nigerian army. The song is in reference to our girls that were kidnapped from the east and never heard of again. The song is asking the Ndi oma to give account of these girls. Some Hausa officers actually came back years latter with their now wives to pay bride price etc, and to let the families know their daughters were alive. Ndi oma became the code name for the Hausas after the war.

[@EmekaOnuoha775]

I have searched for Agbachaekurunwa especially the LP by Mbaise Women Association, Lagos Branch led by Chief Mrs Caro Anyanwu from Umunachi (Agu na Ebere Autobomous Community) in Ezeagbogu. My mom was in that LP.

[@saintchristopherstudio]

Lively and soul touching,i love Mbaise yesterday,today and forever..from there i have gotten the most intelligent and trusted friends in my life

[@cilama2174]

Mbaise wem lee

[@kiziking]

Please could somebody from mbaise help me precise the wordings of this beautiful song. I am not from Mbaise but I love Abigbo because of the words of wisdom it expresses.

[@Roland4uall]

I am so proud of my heritage and culture..

[@frankobinna6341]

Mbaise de land of my great ancestors

[@petlovers5862]

mbaise muru m......proudly Mb5 anytime anyday

[@gloryfaithfulsongs1354]

Mba5, Ezi ndi ogo m mara nma. Love Abigbo dance. Always ever green

[@chimenkanwadike2018]

Love my people So much I can hear the voice of my daddy

[@ogustephen8856]

Mbaise remains the region in Igbo land....

[@izukanmapeters1122]

I like this,been a while I listened to Abigbo

[@kakie784]

Immediately after the Biafran War, Nigerian soldiers camped in virtually every market square within Igbo Land. They continued the war progrom of genocide, forcefully taking women they could see. They killed Igbo men and took their wives, daughters and mothers. The atrocities went on for a long time. You could have asked where was the United Nations Peace Corps.

[@henrittaarihilam829]

Mbaise my maternal and marital home. I love abigbo mbaise

[@emmanuelnwachukwu4311]

The UN did not care about what was going on in Nigeria, they supported Nigeria just for their own interest

[@onyenmehieihenagarankeoma2070]

This takes me straight home to Mba5. I need to search for agbachaaekurunwa next.

[@ninaeze1253]

@ Augustine Odoemenam,jujuman07 is very correct.Ndi oma were those hausa men during the war.Long live MBAISE!!!!

[@saintchristopherstudio]

Nice account bro

[@onyenmehieihenagarankeoma2070]

Ndioma...Sarcastic reference to an undesirable person or group.

[@onyenmehieihenagarankeoma2070]

Onyinye nwannem ochi egbulegi Biko. Ekwurum eziokwu naauw?

[@onyenmehieihenagarankeoma2070]

udo n'ihunanya diiri gi, ezigbo nwanne mara mma. Merry Xmas...don't eat too much anu ewu and rice.

[@chuksemmanuel7258]

What is the name of this group?

[@augustineodoemenam4245]

@jujuman07, i dnt bliv wit tht ndioma was to refer to be the hausas, they re referring to to the big men hu usually desiv married women and the women will jump out of their marital home but finally the men will nt marry dem

[@skinlight8560]

After the war out of hunger many women and girls were taken as war loath.that is the lamentation here."nwanyi mu na ya no n'uno a ta ahuhu,ogu ebe na ya esoro ndioma"irony"to call them ndioma.not to provoke anybody.