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NWANNE AMAKA by EKECHUKWU C EMMANUEL — Lyrics

TENOR SOLO Ekele diri gi Chukwuokike. Dike mgbe nile, Olu zunruna mba'nuya na mb'ozo. Ebekuo dike, Chukwuokike. Chi keremmadu, kee kwa nwanne ya, sianyi biri n'udo eiiii. CHORUS Unu mana nwanne amaka o? zanu moo Nwanne amaka o. Obodoe derugo, de rugo, obodo Chineke kerechoo ya mma, Chukwu Nna kechara ya, tiny'ihe dichiche n'ime ya. che n'ime ya. Elu wa'maka ewo, osianyi nuriba, yoriba, goribe o. N'imengorib'ahu, echefuna chikere gi o. Chi nyere gi nwanne, onyere gi nwanne si gi lezie ya'nya o, arapuna nwanne gi, ihe mee'chi, nwanne ka' ga'kpo. A gbat'obi mo, A gbat'obi mo, A gbat'obim bu nwanne mo,
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About NWANNE AMAKA

"Nwanne Amaka" is a vibrant Igbo folk song that celebrates the profound beauty and irreplaceable value of brotherhood. Arranged for choral voices, the piece opens with a free-flowing tenor solo that praises God the Creator before giving way to a lively, rhythmic call-and-response. The lyrics remind singers and listeners alike that God created humanity to live in peace, asking the poignant question: do you know that having a sibling is a beautiful thing?

As the melody unfolds, the choir weaves through traditional proverbs and words of wisdom. The text urges us to cherish our brothers and sisters, reminding us that Hausa, Yoruba, Igala, and Idoma are all family. It draws on the classic imagery of the eagle and the kite perching together ("egbe bere ugo bere"), a powerful call for mutual respect and coexistence.

Often performed at cultural festivals, concerts, and special celebrations, this arrangement captures the communal spirit of Nigerian music. The energetic tempo and layered harmonies build a joyful atmosphere, making it a favorite for choirs looking to share a message of unity, love, and the enduring strength found in standing together.