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Awesome Music. An African Award winning music

This is my best song

1:11 Very nostalgic. I grew up with this music at Okitipupa in the 80s. May God bless her soul 🙏 ❤️

Evergreen

Efrain Knoll

Proudly from Ikale. Rest well mama

Listening in September 2024

Listening on 10 September 2024

I'm proudly ikale I cherish our music very well

May her good legacies (songs) continue to bless generations to come.

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Kabiyesi Eledumare A se iba re !!!!❤

Inspirational and exceptional songs of praise. Thank you, Holy Spririt, for this evergreen ministration through this virtuous group and blessed generation. ❤

Listening to this music I can't help but remember my darling grand-mother the late Princess Beatrice Adekola Akinfenwa-Donus (nee Omogbehin), the daughter of Oba David Negwo Omogbehin, the great Rebuja of Osooro Land, Ikale..... Lubokun, Oyinbo Dudu Oba Ikale, mo juba oooooooo..........

I have played this track 10 times in a row......... It's so rich, so deep, so melodious, so infectious.... The harmonies are out of this world......... Extremely simple instrumentation and yet the delivery is at genius-level musicianship....... And the vocals? Mind-blowing !!!!!! Please continue to rest in peace o great Queen Comfort Omoge! You have carved your golden footprints in the sands of time, never to be forgotten.............

Long life too you sir

Yeye comfort, love love love, thank you for good music, I am a product of methodist high school okitipupa, continue to rest in God's hands mama❤❤❤

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Legend, RIP

A woman of strong faith in God, continue to rest peacefully in the Lords bossom Mama Ayaba

Beautiful queen inside out

I remember listening to this Legend in the 80's while growing up in Nigeria. In my wildest dreams I didnt think I'd actually find it online. Thank you for uploading this absolute gem. 🙏🏾

Very touching and inspiring song

Continue to rest in power comfort omoge.we missed you dearly.

Growing up in Akure was awesome 😎

A song i will never forget in my life. Thank you, madam Comfort Omoge for this masterpiece.

She saved my life spiritually when I was 10. Listening to her on Radio Nigeria 2 back in the days, it healed me physically and healed my soul.

Thanks you sir for this music Proudly ikoya boy Abodi of ikale land kabiesi ooooo

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❤❤❤ great woman of good music/songs 🎶

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CONTINUE TO REST IN PEACE

May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace, Madam Comfort Omoge

What part of Yoruba is this, I love this music. ❤

Evergreen songs 🌲 comfort omoge may your soul rest on.

The great legend

Rocking the Cool Muzik under the 🌲

Egbi omo ikale oooo❤

Rip mama😢😢😢

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I feel the Ikales aren't doing enough for their songs. I've surfed through the internet all year long trying to download some of these songs (Biripo and Asiko) and it's unbelievable that one could barely see a link online to get these songs. This is absolutely not right. We are in the 21st century where contents like these should be publicized and made available for everyone with just a simple search on the net. What's happening to the promotions of these songs? Why are we trying to downsize the spread of these beautifully written pieces of arts? Why? Why? Why?

Mama's songs are evergreen. Aunty Comfort please lives on. Your songs speak volumes.

Classy woman, great singer , songwriter , back in 1980 as morning radio personality I interviewed her on my morning show, she was beautiful, Thanks to late radio legend Tunde Bamidele, my mentor, he made the connection, Radio legend Francis Akin ojo voice General Manager 89,9 the longest serving radio personality in Nigeria,

I interviewed madam Omoge on radio several times in 1980 very humble, down to earth, beautiful, may her good soul rest, sincerely legendary radio #1 disc jockey Francis Hollywood Akin ojo voice 89,9 FM General Manager the longest serving radio personality,

Legend! RIP Madam Comfort Omoge.

Very sincere man. If it happens to be some persons, the will say they are the originator

I will never forget cofo

I was a primary school pupil in Ondo during the early 70s but can't remember when I started hearing and loving this music. God bless her soul and that of my Ikale friends

In ijebu east in 80s my parents praise this woman, play her song Everytime, may her soul rest in peace.