I'm a Yoruba guy and love this even though I don't understand a word.. bless Igbo culture is beautiful

This song was my greatest inspiration when I was struggling to survive in the village in 2017, Today I'm grateful to God🙏.

Who is still here in 2022

I'm glad Igbo musicians didn't abandon this style. Unu emeka.

I really enjoyed this song when I visited my boyfriend in Enugu. I'm Brazilian and I spent 3 months in Enugu Nigéria in 2018/2019❤

If you are Yoruba but you just love umu Obiligbo sound. Like!!!!

For the non-Igbos, “Anya” simply means eye. “Anya na-ene uwa” means the eye watching the world. It is not that easy to translate the whole lyrics to English. Me as an Igbo person honestly do not know the meaning of certain words they used.

Every song from these guys is very therapeutic. It has a way of comforting your soul and body to not give up. Thanks, guys.

2020 na this song I dey play steady my inspiration, I no loose Hope because of this song. More grace umuobiligbo

Am a Kenyan but I admire Igbo language. Daluu nu

Im from Hungary, but i LOVE this guys music ❤❤❤

Am not igbo but i always enjoyed playing igbo music

I’m Mozambican, I don’t understand the language but I like to much this song… Congrats Igbo culture!

I am so happy seeing the comments here as i clicked this song as i was thinking I'm the only non Igbo that loves this song. The chorus makes me mad with the golden voice. God bless Umu Obiligbo.

True African style🇰🇪 🇳🇬 Igbo is a vibe

It is songs like this that remind you that music is a universal language - you don't have to undestand what they're singing for it to speak to you in some way.

This guy voice is a diamond.🥰🥰🥰

Any one listen this song hit like

Am not Igbo but my love for their music is something else ❤️❤️❤️

Nostalgic......I no be Igbo but I grew up listening to this style of music in my neighbourhood. Bless you guys!