@adaugo_uk: I so much love this song❤️ #christiantiktok

Adrielah :

Only the igbos can relate

QUEEN💕 :

I’m not igbo I cant relate but I love this song 🥰

Dr Vicky 🩺💎 :

Omo any time I hear this particular verse joy dey full body

AMD L'AMI DE DIEU :

thanks for translation because i love the song and i play it every day but i don't understand anything

Euphoria✨ :

The one to be blessed, isn’t yet aware 🙌🏾.. GOD THE GREATEST

The Real SAG ♐ 💞 BABY 👑✨ :

atleast I can now dance it with passion knowing what it means

classy_charm :

Even me my head dey big 😂❤️

Adamazi International✈️🇬🇧 :

The lifter of my head!

Aisha 🧕💜 :

My family are getting tired of me because of this song😂. I too love this song 😍

FitWithPriscilla :

I'm not from Igbo, but i love this lyrics ❤️

mr collins❤️❤️ :

I really like this song

𝑛𝑎𝑛𝑦𝑎 :

𝑝𝑙𝑠 𝑛𝑎𝑚𝑒 𝑜𝑓 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑠𝑜𝑛𝑔

Rozzy_mama :

we miuve

call me princess :

am yourba oo but my love for this song ehhh

Mum&Doyin 💘 :

See how my head Dey big God you indeed sweet ♥️🥰

Daniel Divine :

igbo too sweet to hype God oo

Lois💎 :

My love for Igbo praises 🥰🥰

Oma💕 :

Achicha na agba nme

Ayomiku :

Thank you Jesus

Chinaza ♾️🤩😻🌈 :

UNIQUE DIARIES😘 :

My love for gospels 💯

Ese-XoXo🎈 :

I am not Igbo but this song since i learnt the lyrics it’s back to back … it blessed me so much🥹

fave🥰🦋☺️✨ :

please what is the name of the music

Vicky Bennett :

you tried in the translations but some aren't correct kudos to you

Nwankwo Henry Nkem :

Nice translation, however "Iyi Eri Oba" means: A river never downs a Calabash. "Oba" in this case meas that small shape people cut Calabash to use as plate or for frying garri.