Chief Michael Udegbi is back with another thought-provoking Igbo highlife song titled Nso Bu Ogwu. In this latest offering, the seasoned highlife maestro delves into the world of traditional African spiritual practices, particularly the concept of Ogwu (juju or traditional medicine).

With his signature storytelling style, Chief Udegbi explains that for any Ogwu to be effective, one must adhere strictly to its rules and avoid certain taboos. It’s not just about having the medicine—it’s about maintaining the discipline that comes with it. Whether it’s avoiding particular foods, refraining from certain actions, or following the specific instructions given by the dibia (traditional healer), the song emphasizes that these rituals are crucial for the Ogwu to work.

The melody is rich with the deep, resonant instrumentation of Igbo highlife, featuring the rhythmic interplay of guitars, percussions, and Udegbi’s distinctive voice. As always, his lyrics are laced with proverbs and wisdom, making Nso Bu Ogwu more than just a song—it’s a lesson in traditional African spirituality and cultural belief systems.

Fans of Chief Michael Udegbi will appreciate this latest track not just for its sound but for the deeper message it carries. Whether you believe in Ogwu or not, one thing is certain—Udegbi knows how to make a highlife record that gets people talking.