[Evi Edna Ogholi Mp3 Free Download
Laurice Whack
Thanks for this excellent write up.I just Google a biography of her as I savor her music I bought some time ago,when I fell on this excellent piece. I am a Cameroonian and I remember the nostalgia when ever I came across her music.I slow my steps just to enjoy her.Now when I hear her music I take a walk back to the nineties and I just which everything was the same. God bless her.
God bless you.I am also a brit who grew up in Lagos, Calabar and Port Harcourt.I had a wonderful times in Nigeria.I still cherish the wonderful times back then.How I love it in Lagos VI. Nigerians are such a fun to be with.
pls evi edna ogholi is my role model thou i sing r&b, am dedicating a song to her titled uwill make it. sooner u will hear it in the street,and all corners. am not dedicating it because am an isoko but is because i understand her struggles, you know we that are from isoko and also live in the environment,is not easy to get our dream point.
This is good write up but is good to cal a spade a spade -the Isoko dialect declared themselves an ethnic group since 1974 , just as the Okpe dialect of Urhobo is attempting to do .So today Isoko is its own language of which Evi-Edna is one . Urhobo and Isoko language culture are lije siamese twins !
Any way ,coming abroad for past Nigerian musicans has proved to be their grave yard . As majority of them are either security workers or finding it very hard to survive. To survive, Nigerian musicians must learn to reinvest in Nigeria in itself.Coming to Europe, USA is not the solution unless you want to work to buy equipment for yourself , come backand establish like what dBang and Don Jassy have done.
795a8134c1