“Obughi Na Ikem” by Oku Nwamama and his Egwu Uche Cultural Band Of Africa is a vibrant Igbo highlife song that celebrates the power and sovereignty of God. Through lively rhythms and spirited vocals, Oku Nwamama and his band deliver a message of humility and gratitude, acknowledging that all accomplishments and blessings come from the divine.

The title “Obughi Na Ikem” translates to “Not by my power” in English, emphasizing the central theme of the song. The lyrics underscore the belief that human strength and efforts alone are insufficient, and it is only through the intervention of God that success and victory are achieved. This sentiment reflects a deep-rooted faith in divine providence and the recognition of God’s supremacy in all aspects of life.

As the infectious melodies and pulsating beats of the highlife genre permeate the song, listeners are invited to join in the celebration of God’s goodness and faithfulness. The rhythmic chants and energetic instrumentation create an atmosphere of joy and exuberance, evoking a sense of communal praise and worship.

Oku Nwamama, hailing from Imo state, is renowned for his mastery of Igbo traditional music and his ability to captivate audiences with his captivating performances. With his Egwu Uche Cultural Band Of Africa, he continues to preserve and promote Igbo cultural heritage through music, captivating listeners with his distinctive style and infectious rhythms.