eremina ogbo opubo - A faa eleya gboru tubo
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2024
- Alabo Peterside (1918 - 2016) was relentless in what he saw as his mission to protect Opobo’s political, ethnic, religious, cultural and linguistic identity. For this reason, he articulated the kingdom’s interests at national, state and local levels. In the quest to promote the Opobo Kingdom’s rich cultural heritage, in the early 1980s, he elevated Opobo’s music, song and dances to an art form with nationwide following. He recreated Opobo culture through Ereminaogbo Opubo of Opobo, with the revival of Ngunume and Ereminaekpete music and dance, which became spectacularly popular in many parts of the Ijaw Nation, and drew attention to the need to revisit the Ibani language of the Opobo Kingdom
This is 2024. I was among those that lunched this musical group. I was there with all their practice and final release with my late aunt Alice Ugbaya Cookey. 😂This world is a stage.
Can you reach Mr. Yibo Koko, he's doing something on Eremina Ogbo
The Riverine culture is one of the well refined and defined . Ingu nume is one way we commune and feel at peace with our place of origin. Whenever i want to feel at peace here in the United Kingdom. All i do i switch to the sounds of the Riverine
Great Ijaw Cultural Music from Opobo of the Ibani Clan of the Ijaw Nation!! God bless the Ijaw Nation so abundantly!!!
I grew with these songs ; my uncle ,de Ngozi ( Dr. Uha) played them a zillion times. Big up and respect to you'll from Azumini- ndoki.
Are you from Ndoki?
@@kala-adaidakariopusunju6809 I am from there
Evergreen...I still remember how my grandmother used to shake her waist majestically while dancing to this song. My Dad played this song almost everyday.
Please where are these mothers, sisters, aunts, cousins? Are they still alive cos their voices are and will never die. Each time i hear these voices, i remember my ibani heritage. We are not rich materially but we are rich in natural life. God bless and keep the Ibani race (Bonny/Opobo).
Listened to this during my childhood in Port Harcourt.
Are they speaking Igbo language because I can understand Igbo language but cannot understand this one?
@@2naija I thought this is an Ijaw song. I thought I heard Igbo words but based on what people translated one phrase it either isn’t or it’s a Rivers Igbo dialect like Ndoki dialect. Regardless it’s from Rivers state. Based on the beating to me sounds more Ijaw
@@2naija dis is Ibani.
D native language of Bonny & Opobo is Ibani. Ibani is an Ijaw dialect. Ibani sounds lik Kalabari tho not exactly but Akassa, Kalabari, Okrika,Nembe, Bille can clearly understand each other but they r all slightly different from each other
@@2naija It's not Igbo language, they are singing in their original language, the Ibani-Ijaw language.
@@2naija this is a core ibani language
Ereminaogbo Opubo of Opobo may your light never dim. Compatriots - Bonny to Opobo - l salute you all.
A faate eeeye (2X)... She is missing/lost
Eleya gboru tubo... Eleya an only child
A faate eeeye (2X)... She is missing
Eleya gboru tu (bo)... Eleya the only child
A faa (ro)... She's still missing
Iri ngeri sibe ere si ngala gbolom ee... You're the only one that can gather ngala (firewood)
Eleya eeeh (gboru tubo)... Eleya the only child
A faate eeeye (2X)... She's missing
Eleya gboru tubo... Eleya the only child
Enjoy our Opobo (Ibani Ijaw) dialect & thank me later
So interesting I love it somuch
bros please your contact ,i want to learn
Please do you teach?
Thank you for this
Thank you for translating, my dad’s favourite music. He played over and over at home and his car even though he is an Igbo man,my brothers and I knows all of it by heart even though we don’t understand the language but we sure love it and dance to it even after my is been gone 2 decades since.Thanks for keeping my dad’s memory alive ❤
Proudly Opobo 👌
IBANI (Ijaw) is before Nigeria! I ❤ my IBANI heritage. The language and most of cultural activities are unique and distinct. Their dances are glorious. May Yahweh continue to bless our cultural endeavors. jtsdrd, USA
I also grew up with this voices
So electrifying down your soul and give you so much pleasure and smile whenever I hear their voices
I am pleased to be part of a unique culture and tradition of Rivers state
Their voices and drums are fantastic
I greet you our mother's,sister and antis late or alive.
Ibanise: May God bless the people who put this music out to the public! I love my IBANI music; it gives me solace in a foreign culture. The Almighty Jehovah will continue to bless the IBANI people now and forever. jtsdrd, USA
My culture my pride Rivers all the way.
My dad’s favourite kind of music, Awuruaku 🎉your memories lives forever, see you in paradise.
I love these songs and the singers to eternity. God bless your souls!!!
God bless the Ijaw ( Ijo) Nation
Best culture ever
Proudly ibani from Bonny❤❤❤
have been looking for this music....thanks so much
wonderful✌🏾
nice one. can I have Ejiselem songs uploaded here too?
Yep, just uploaded one
I have had few regrets in life, but as an Opobian the worst is not being able to speak in my native tongue. i weep each time i connect with this melody but can't tell what is sang.
Opobo native language is IGBO, not Kalabari Language Ijaw is claiming to be Ibani
@@cuttingedgetechsongsmovies9662 Even the Kalabaris Know this is not Kalabari. I am very sure your were surprise you lost here. This is ibani and not Kalabari.
@@tamunoj5437
The language spoken in Finima is Kalabari with an insignificant difference..Just like in Owerri call Water Mmiri, Onitsha call or Mini, mmini or Mmili..
Stop forcing Ubani people to speak Kalabari -Ijaw language
@@cuttingedgetechsongsmovies9662 Go to bonny or Opobo and tell them to change their Amanyanabo or Alabo or Senibo to Eze or Nze or Mazi. We are not Igbos but Ijaws let that sink into you big but empty Brain
@@tamunoj5437
No ancient history recorded Amanyanabo or Ijaw title in Bonny..The only history where Perekule and Amanyanabo are found is the History written by an Ijaw man from Bayelsa called Prof Alagoa..Then why is his history different from Tens of history books written before his?
Our heritage lives on
School of rock
Best I've heard
A faa eleya gbere tuwo
A faa eleya gbere tuwo
Does anyone know the meaning of this song please?
opobo my life
God bless
amen
Tamuno Opubo boma
ani oko finii
Iganima, I didn't understood what you said. my Ibani is not that good
Igani ofori, it means amen
Can someone confirm if the language spoken here is Igbo as I cannot understand anything they are saying. I thought I do understand Igbo when Igbo people from other states are speaking.
This is a Kalabari Language spoken by Ijaw section of Kalabari..Not Opobo language.. Opobo speaks unadulterated IGBO
@@cuttingedgetechsongsmovies9662 Thanks. I thought the language sounded different.
@@cuttingedgetechsongsmovies9662 Sorry this is not Kalabari, but Ibani now almost extinct spoken by Opobo and bonny. Cutting Edge you must be a very big fool.
@@2naija This is ibani and not kalabari spoken by Opobos and Bonnys as a first language igbo was originally use for trade but now spoken widely
@@cuttingedgetechsongsmovies9662 Am sure you cant write in igbo. Igbos who are brought up in the US or Uk are no longer ibos because they speap english?