Madame Comfort Omoge: Eni Odun Joba Keyo (Part 2 of 3)

Comfort Omoge was a queen....she interpreted her songs from her dreams...shw was a Yoruba singer and drum orchestra conductor, and she was a Christian, I believe (correct me if I am wrong as I do not know Yoruba)
Her entire album, "Eni Odun, Joba Keyo" in three parts...Because of the fifteen minute limit on Youtube, part one stops toward the end of the first side, Part two concludes the first side, and begins the second side, and the second side is completed in Part 3

May God rest her soul in peace, and may God bless her in her next life

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Comfort Omoge
• Yoruba music
• Eni Odun
• Lagos
• Ondo State
• Nigeria

[adexterity]

this is one of those songs that can never be sung or performed by any other singer except the creator. so unique!!!

[stillinlovewu]

Oba loni, Oba lana, Oba dakedajo. awesome. To God be the glory. Kabiyesi Oluwa. Gbogbo wa ni ma fun iyin fun Baba.

[omolaja14]

thanks i ve look to this days that i will see comfort omoge music on youtube thanks may God bless you pls can you upload boju ma mo ma gboke laya ma se bi oba pls i love the music thanks

[apparition34]

I don't know her or her history but this is a typical praise and worship type song in a nigerian church. So "Eni Odun, Joba Keyo". Literal translation: if the new year meets you, rejoice". Yoruba does not do literal translations so in essence it means that if you are alive to see the new year, then rejoice.