Salia Koroma: Fishing for Our Father IV

This portion of the 'Fishing' ballad segues into the foundation myth of Seigbema. Salia places himself at the very beginning of his home town's founding. Quite the narrative nerve, no?

[@samlahai]

I have enjoyed this immensely.thanks nikiibu.you are the best

[@augustinekmomorie4920]

I really appreciate your efforts and courage, but the only issue is that some of the music is not complete.

[@josephpolynusthomas164]

Chief you are the best. Please help us with Big Fayia's sounds and other mende folklore

[@nikiibu]

I think there're quite a few of Big Fayia's songs on UA-cam already.

[@sokokai-samba7016]

This is poetry! Thanks so much Niikibu

[@nikiibu]

Glad you like it!

[@varneymassaquoi5267]

This part narrates how a town, village or perhaps Chiefdom was named and its administration or governance ascribed to its founder and his/ her descendants as the people(MENDE) scrambled for settlements in the days of old.

[@nestlinelimited1333]

My father's birth place

[@mukehdimoh6434]

salone finest!!!

[@adamachimo1]

CKC!

[@philipkamanda4190]

I’ll pop