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Eddie Quansa was one of the popular musics released after the Biafra war. The most interesting thing about this song is the back story behind it. So after the Biafra/Nigeria Civil war, four brothers from Owerri, Imo state decided to sell their father's land which was situated in Porthacourt. They agreed to share the proceeds from the land into four equal parts. After the land was sold, the oldest threes shared the money amongst themselves leaving their youngest brother, John Obikwe out of it. When John found out what his brothers had done, he confronted them, but they told him he was too young and would get his share when he clocks 40. Out of anger, John Obikwe sold his personal belongings. With the help of a friend he travelled to Ghana where he started a menial job for himself. John Obikwe, amongst his brothers was a talented singer. So, when he reached Ghana his love for music was quickened seeing a good number of Ghana's fine musicians. Obikwe got a guitar and joined a high life band in Accra. He grew successful and married a Ghanian woman named Meena Sarpong. Obikwe changed his name to Eddie Quansa. Some source has it that the name Eddie Quansa was a nick name he got from Porthacourt. Back to the story, his brothers saw how successful and popular their baby brother turned and they wanted him back. They tried many ways but John Obikwe, now Eddie Quansa refused identifying with them. The brothers came up with an ultimate plan which gave rise to the music, Eddie Quansa. His three brothers payed a high life band in Owerri -Peacocks Guitar band to help them sing to their brother to come back home. The song turned out to be a hit track in the whole of Igbo land. 🎵Eddie Quansa bia bia o (Eddie Quansa come come o) Izu ka mma na nne ji (Dialogue is supreme amongst siblings) Bia oo bia oooo!🎵 (Come oo come oooo!). Eddie Quansa heard the song, he understood his brothers were appealing to him. Guess what Eddie did? Man mastered the song with his band and played it in his live shows. The song made wave in Ghana. His brothers saw him vibing to the song in Ghana and making more money off it, Worst of it all, the same song made the Peacock guitar band popular and they made lots of money off the song. And most painful part of it all, Nigerians and Ghanians danced to the song without understanding the message. One source has it that Eddie Quansa has nationalised with Ghana. Some source claims he is living a quiet life with his family in India, One other source claims he died and was buried in Ghana, but his spirit is roaming in Owerri. They claim that if one sings the song 'Eddie Quansa...' at night, that they would see him. Well, I am not sure of this claims and I shall appreciate if any one from Owerri tries this out. #reels #foryoupage #foryou #igbo #reelsinstagram #comedy #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #wisdom

Eddie Quansa was one of the popular musics released after the Biafra war. The most interesting thing about this song is the back story behind it. So after the Biafra/Nigeria Civil war, four brothers from Owerri, Imo state decided to sell their father's land which was situated in Porthacourt. They agreed to share the proceeds from the land into four equal parts. After the land was sold, the oldest threes shared the money amongst themselves leaving their youngest brother, John Obikwe out of it. When John found out what his brothers had done, he confronted them, but they told him he was too young and would get his share when he clocks 40. Out of anger, John Obikwe sold his personal belongings. With the help of a friend he travelled to Ghana where he started a menial job for himself. John Obikwe, amongst his brothers was a talented singer. So, when he reached Ghana his love for music was quickened seeing a good number of Ghana's fine musicians. Obikwe got a guitar and joined a high life band in Accra. He grew successful and married a Ghanian woman named Meena Sarpong. Obikwe changed his name to Eddie Quansa. Some source has it that the name Eddie Quansa was a nick name he got from Porthacourt. Back to the story, his brothers saw how successful and popular their baby brother turned and they wanted him back. They tried many ways but John Obikwe, now Eddie Quansa refused identifying with them. The brothers came up with an ultimate plan which gave rise to the music, Eddie Quansa. His three brothers payed a high life band in Owerri -Peacocks Guitar band to help them sing to their brother to come back home. The song turned out to be a hit track in the whole of Igbo land. 🎵Eddie Quansa bia bia o (Eddie Quansa come come o) Izu ka mma na nne ji (Dialogue is supreme amongst siblings) Bia oo bia oooo!🎵 (Come oo come oooo!). Eddie Quansa heard the song, he understood his brothers were appealing to him. Guess what Eddie did? Man mastered the song with his band and played it in his live shows. The song made wave in Ghana. His brothers saw him vibing to the song in Ghana and making more money off it, Worst of it all, the same song made the Peacock guitar band popular and they made lots of money off the song. And most painful part of it all, Nigerians and Ghanians danced to the song without understanding the message. One source has it that Eddie Quansa has nationalised with Ghana. Some source claims he is living a quiet life with his family in India, One other source claims he died and was buried in Ghana, but his spirit is roaming in Owerri. They claim that if one sings the song 'Eddie Quansa...' at night, that they would see him. Well, I am not sure of this claims and I shall appreciate if any one from Owerri tries this out. #reels #foryoupage #foryou #igbo #reelsinstagram #comedy #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp #wisdom

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