Nea ɔbrɛ na odi

The video is a live presentation in the courtyard of the Department of Music, University of Ghana. It admonishes the need for hard work as the end justifies..
Hope you enjoy this song and leave us a message with your own experience.

[@ppierson-prah3672]

This band is too good.
Bra Akwei(percussionist) will make you tap your feet with his timely smacking of the male and female drums in a beautifully rythm.
Papa sunu will hold you down with the rhythm guitar chords while he carefully does the palm-wine picking.
Uncle Robo will give you more guitar licks than you'll hear on a full Rnb album. And the fun part is that he does it with an emotionless face. Now, as the listener, you wouldn't know how to feel.
Seth Kpodo will combine maracas and frikyewa in a complex rythm pattern and still sing without getting confused. That thing is a whole course someone is taking for a full year.
Albert Brown a. k.a. Kwame Owusu ( the half naked man) will sing the verse in the main line and switch to alto or tenor during the chorus. And he does that whilst playing the premprensiwa.

[@Keysofghana]

Papa Sunu🙌. This kpodo guy is just too good.

[@legonpalmwineband1172]

Yeah but Papa Sunu too be too good (Kwaw Kesse, 2008)😁😁

[@SkinnyJ]

🔥🎉

[@onasis.x]

Thank you my band 🤩🤩😍😍😍😍. Great tunes as usual!

[@legonpalmwineband1172]

We are grateful Onasis, you are the best🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@priscillakpodo4402]

🥺

[@legonpalmwineband1172]

Hello Kpodo😉