JI EHELE - PAULSON KALU

[@emmanuelclifford5727]

I salute this great man from Akanu-Ohafia, Ohafia LGA, Abia State, South East Nigeria (Igbo land).
It must be said that Paulson Kalu is a living legend of Igbo highlife music.
Akanu Ohafia kwenu o!
Ohafia Udumeze kwenu o!!
Igbo kwe zuo nu oooo!!!!!

[@janeopuene5391]

My father played this music for me when I came from school . That was my first time of listening to it. Keep resting daddy. Proudly Ohafia

[@valentinefavour8157]

I GREW UP WITH MUSIC IN THOSE DAY AT ABA ENYIMBA CITY,IN D LATE 70S,AND I WATCHED HIM PERFORMING LIVE AT ABA,THOUGH BY PEEPING THROUGH D FENCE WITH MY FIRENDS THEN,BCOS WE WONT BE ALLOWED ENTRANCE AS LITTLE KIDS,CHAAAIII,NNA EHHH,CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE THEN,WAS DAAAAACCCHHYYY,EVNG,PAULSON KALU,LONGLIVE WELLA.

[@okosisinwakibie8347]

ABS radio onitsha every evening before 7pm news, hmmmm my primary school days, when the world was so sweet

[@nellyjayenterprises]

Ohafia all the way.. proudly Igbo

[@favourkalu8586]

Udumaeze kaaa ni wooo!!!

[@uchechiudeh6917]

This legend don't the recognition they deserve

[@tonygospelohiri4654]

Great song from a great IBO son

[@colleca9449]

Really like! Thanks for maintaining one of Igbo main culture.

[@freemantownsend6826]

Ohafia kaa ohh

[@janeopuene5391]

Kaa wo

[@emmanuelelechi3706]

Very rich in Igbo costume and cosmology. kudos Baba.....

[@marvisnwokocha6772]

This song reminds me of Ukaonu's club at NTA ABA in the late '70 where this man performed this music severally.

[@vincentchekwube4915]

Your trying to remind me of my pass, life is really nice then

[@samuelnathan5334]

Still here 2023

[@ndubuisiokoro4205]

Abakaliki radio station played this song a lot when I was in primary school. Thank God for TH-cam and who upload this video

[@osaijames2231]

It is so because Ebonyians knows that they are the father of Ji (yams) in Igbo land...

[@stivenjoe9686]

Ebonyi Kwenu

[@mitchkori]

Yeee

[@obinnakenneth9480]

One of the greatest Igbo music album

[@henryhalabiafraingodwetrus6722]

This one reminds me of radio abs onitsha early 80s. Igbo kwenu!

[@carteralistonaliston5610]

Henry hala biafra in god we trust Igwe I see you

[@chikwadoude8858]

I'm full of nostalgic whenever am listening to this track,I wish I were born those days!

[@vincentchekwube4915]

Eyaa! Is not yet over. Go on and enjoy your life.

[@UAlloy]

Never get tired listening to this song. Thanks Rev. Paulson Kalu!

[@dorothyuwalaka3783]

The same with me

[@ubanichukwu7989]

it make me think of my late father alot, that time he will be back from work and on his radio, fond memories

[@raymonduche6580]

Hmmm.my childhood tunes..very meaningful ..unlike today's music full of blarbings

[@ubanichukwu7989]

still here 2020

[@bikinibottom1252]

Oh, we need to protect all our radio heroes

[@valentinefavour8157]

I SO MUCH LOVE THIS TRACK DIE WELLA.I CALL IT EGWU NDI NMUO,,MUSIC OF D gODS WELLA.

[@chineduigwe5210]

With a deep nostalgia, reminds me of my late Dad

[@uchechime6244]

My favorite track ..its unbeatable

[@pstgloriouse8956]

Ohafia kwenu!

[@nellyjayenterprises]

Wuo!

[@favourkalu8586]

Huo!!!

[@vendor7438]

Egwu a atọọ m iche💃💃💃

[@hilaryogbuagu6841]

Is this legend still alive?

[@chikantima2228]

Yes bro

[@valentinefavour8157]

HE IS STILL BOUNCING ALIVE BRO...

[@Adamazitv-ATV]

Who is here in 2022❤❤🥰🥰🥰

[@chukwumajohnson01]

Etua ka odi.

[@seagetolaura3269]

Goid

[@mrnadio7491]

undiluted creativity

[@NnamdiOkoye-kd3bg]

Love the song ❤

[@ugochukwudavid7269]

Love it

[@calebuche9792]

Nice one

[@rusameebubpiboon381]

Nice song

[@aminwa]

great

[@ogenefriday5594]

Arochukwu

[@mentorchrisacademy9632]

Can someone help me with the lyrics of this song. Biko

[@valentinefavour8157]

He sang to his villagers that his new yam was done cooking as a mark nor respect to d gods of d land,bf eating d new yam generally.

[@ChendukeAuto]

It's for new yam festival in his home town. He is telling the villagers that his yam has done they should come eat.

[@henrywonder9920]

na so