Ngozi Chukwu (God's blessings) part 1

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• christian
• nigerian
• blessing

[SuperAnointed]

I love Africa because I love her people. Many in the world have suffered, not only a one time event, but for centuries, and the suffering people as ONE SPIRIT have come to know what it means: "To aim...AND THE FELLOWSHIP OF HIS SUFFERINGS"!

i love the beautiful African people, and the African-American people, too. May the Mighty G-d do a mighty healing in these peoples.

[sky1927]

Wow!! what words and voice as well. I have heard some of his tracks in RPW but these ones here are great. God really deserves all praises, I mean HE has being so good to us.

[Camposwan]

Mark 6:41 Taking the five loaves he and the two fishes, looking up to heaven, he blessed, and broke the loaves, gave to the disciples to set before them, and all divided the two fi

[lonlonsakon02]

God bless u bro! nice song!

[TheAfriCAheart]

In Cameroon on Sundays almost everybody plays Nigeria gospel musics. Don't get me wrong, Cameroonians always play Cameroon gospel musics. We love Nigeria gospel musics :) The two countries have some similar cultures. One Love

[christopher2658]

our GOD SO GREAT ,so let give him what belong to him cos he created us to worship him ,my KING I will worship so the stones will not take my place on this earth ,you are bigger than the biggest ,greater than greatest ,you sited in heaven and use the earth your footstool ,no one like you from ages to ages you KING ,YOU never sleep or slumber ,thank once again for creating me for your likeness ,i resemble GOD ,if you see me you have his image ,i love you for bless me in this land of malaysia

[Nnfefe]

Biko ewena iwe. Ibu onye Igbo? Oweghi obodo fa na noro

[ibijoy]

6 people are dumb

[jesuseize]

i am bless

[ndjoe1]

@Nnfefe lol abeg no be fight jor, how u dey?

[Nnfefe]

@ndjoe1 thou knowest me, de gospel truth?

[ndjoe1]

@GoodLordify lol dat guy Nnfefe is not Igbo he is congolese no offence am only telling you de gospel truth dat i knw about him, so dont bother much about where he is from in igbo land coz he is not from any where in Igboland.

[Nnfefe]

@myday2121 Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart "An old women never feels at ease when old bones are mentioned in a story"

[myday2121]

@Nnfefe @Everyone talking about Ibo culture, This is 2010 not 1960, 70, 80 and besides this is not a platform for such argument. Lot of ibos, yoruba, Hausa marry out of love, some marry white, green, yellow, black. Anyone that loves them, child or no child. I am full ibo from family like I described. lot of Ibo's, yoruba, hausa in their twenties, thirties, and early forties grew up in western world. Chinua Achebe is history. So y'all enjoy the music and get over urselves with y'all petty egos

[Nnfefe]

@GoodLordify The sage, Chinua Achebe dealth with the "osu tabu" in his novel "No longer at ease". Igbos do a "deep root analysis" when it comes to marriage and that is the source of trying to establish lineage. An untraceable lineage in unmarriable.

[GoodLordify]

Because my biological father told me that if a man married a woman all her belongings, belong to the husband, even if she commit adultery and have a child else where that same child or children belongs to the Husband, Then please kindly tell me where you came from because I am also aware correctly and I knew as an Igbo man that when a woman who have child or children outside pre-marriage arrangement that Igbo man do marry them also.

From Childoo Madrid Spain

[GoodLordify]

Nnfefe, first and foremost please I will like to know where you came from in Igbo land and where you got that false information’s from?. Because I am becoming confused over your comments in regards to the ongoing pre-married arrangements and already married couples, I was born and brought up in Igbo land (Imo State) and my father told me and the once I have witness with my 2 necked eyes are contrary to your explanation so far.

[Nnfefe]

@otafiafia You are talking about "pre-marriage arrngements" and "already married couples" No man marries a woman who has kids in pre-marriage arrangements. No man keeps a woman who goes out of marriage and begets another child. Igbos do not accept such a child. The Igbos would ask "who is your father". The osu cast system negates any man keeping a child he has not fathered.

[otafiafia]

@Nnfefe ......I am not talking about their pre-marriage arrangements. I am talking about already married couples. I need to know if it is true that when an already married woman commits adultery and she has kids with her boyfriend if the husband later forgives the cheating wife and then claims the bastard kids as his very own.....please educate me by dealing with the question I asked. Thanks.

[Nnfefe]

@otafiafia. Igbo men do not claim children they have not fathered. Igbos do a background check before committing in marriage. Bastardom is a taboo in Igboland and renegated to the  osu caste system.

[TheCottec1]

great censational

[Nnfefe]

@ampleoppourtunity Hollywood is to Jews what Nollywood is to Igbos

[ampleoppourtunity]

@Nnfefe Where do you get all these source?

[otafiafia]

@Nnfefe ....Is it true that if an Igbo wife engages in adultery that produces bastard children, the husband will take back the adulterous woman and also claim her bastard children? I need to be educated concerning this issue.....I am not trying to be rude.

[Azoadam]

@SuperAnointed Africans are living a happier live than you think.Media propaganda is biting hard on you...Hey...u sound like an African American trying to make a distinction between the two a reason...../