I Love this song it dose not matter if Liberian singing in Nigerian Language let just be glad that Liberian are singing best gospel music. God bless u Sister keep on your job
Je félicite l'artiste de l'Eternel. Car c'est vrai que je ne comprends tout ce qu'elle dit, mais le chant qui dit "All power belong to you...." a réussi à me faire couler des larmes. Rassurez vous, ce ne sont pas des larmes de peine puisque à la fin j'étais soulagé. Depuis lors, je suis heureux chaque fois que j'écoute ce chant. Que Dieu t'inspire plus encore. Merci.
Although the origins of the word "Igwe" is important, the message is even more significant. If we must move forward, we must stop being selective, especially in terms of listening and understand.
THIS IS LOVELY. WE ARE ONE AFRICA. WE ARE ALL PRAISING THE ALMIHTY GOD. FORGET ABOUT NATIONALITY OR TRIBE HERE. WHY DO WE ALL SPEAK ENGLISH? PLS LETS APPRECIATE WAT GOD IS DOING THROUGH DIS YOUNG STARS OF 2MORO. GOD BLESS U SISTER. RIDE ON.
This song make me to cry when I listen to it .it makes me think about my problem ,father God you did not bring me this far to leave me alone remember me oh God.
hi Daughters of praise i love your song, your song really touch my heart and my mom also love your music and she will love to get the lady number that singing Igwe.
Thank you for making this melodious tracks.Could you please tell me the title of the song in the opening.It is something like "Remember me o Lord " who is the artist
@lilly34cute well the word means Coming from Royalty,A King Depending on the pronounciation as well,it is also used with to reference to Heaven so i think everyone could use this word. the lady is just saying God is the King of her life, it doesn't have to be said by a Nigerian person. although i understood what you are saying about Liberian singing in another languge but lets just be glad of this song.
