Step aside, mainstream Egedege! From the talented stable of Ifediora Mma Egedege Cultural Dance Group of Uga, Anambra State, led by the remarkable Queen Ann Ezeh, comes the timeless gem Chukwunna Njieme Onu. This 1991 release might not have had the spotlight it deserved, but let me tell you—it’s dripping with charisma and that Egedege royalty vibe.

Unlike its more famous counterpart from Unubi, Ifediora Mma Egedege brings a unique flair to the Egedege tradition. Their style? A beautiful blend of grounded cultural rhythm and storytelling that makes you want to bow in respect. In Chukwunna Njieme Onu, Queen Ann Ezeh and her troupe sing praises to the Almighty, reminding us all that God is the ultimate reason for their success and enduring legacy.

This song is a hidden cultural treasure, the kind that makes you wish you were at Orie Uga market square in 1991, clapping and cheering as these Egedege warriors bring down the heavens with their performance. If you’re sleeping on Ifediora Mma Egedege, now’s the time to wake up and give them the standing ovation they’ve earned!