AFRITUNES WEEK 188 : "OGO BY DUNSIN OYEKAN" - COVER BY DANIKY

Hi hiveans, welcome to my page. My name is Daniel by the username @daniky, and this is my entry to Afritunes week 188. For this week, I'm singing a cover for the sing titled "Ogo" by Minister Dunsin Oyekan. Above is my presentation and below is the lyrics and original video.

"OGO"
song by Dunsin Oyekan
Lyrics source

OGO, OGO, Hallelujah
To the Lamb,
To the Lamb
OGO, OGO, Hallelujah
To the Lamb,
To the Lamb

OGO, OGO, Hallelujah
To the Lamb,
To the Lamb
OGO, OGO, Hallelujah
To the Lamb,
To the Lamb.

We won’t stop Praising You
We won’t stop Loving You
Forever and Ever
Forever and Ever
We won’t stop Praising You
We won’t stop Loving You
Forever and Ever
Forever and Ever

We won’t stop Praising You
We won’t stop Loving You
Forever and Ever
Forever and Ever
We won’t stop Praising You
We won’t stop Loving You
Forever and Ever
Forever and Ever.

OGO, OGO, Hallelujah
To the Lamb,
To the Lamb
OGO, OGO, Hallelujah
To the Lamb,
To the Lamb

This song "Ogo" is a yoruba language that means Glory. Yoruba is one of the three major ethnic groups in Nigeria. The other two ethnic groups are the Igbo and Hausa. Though there are lots of indigenous languages in Nigeria, Over 520 to be precise, and these languages are all classified under these three major ethnic groups.

So the interpretation of the song means "Glory hallelujah to the lamb." The lamb here means the one who gave himself to be slaughtered for the sins of you and me. So the song is in honour of His holy name, which means that glory to the lamb that was slained. It we even went further to say, "I won't stop praising you, i won't stop loving you forever and ever. This word is born from the heart of commitment and promise to stay faithful to the service of God irrespective of the situations and challenges of life.

Many have stopped attributing glory to God when men glorify them by the works they do. Many have become so proud or full of themselves and seek to be honoured rather than earning it. When honoured, they take pride in it without acknowledging the God that made that honoured possible. On the earth of today, it looks like someone who is making content that is not originally his own and projecting it like he is the owner. So, there's a need to acknowledge the owner and maker of our lives.

Here is the original video below

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Hope you're able to pick a meaningful point from this post. This is my entry to Afritunes week 188. I am @daniky and have a wonderful moment. Thabk you