“Onitsha Ndo” is another remarkable track by Paulson Kalu, the Afrikhanah, from their 1978 album “Ogom Egbunam.” Paulson Kalu fondly referred to this song as “Onitsha Ndo Special,” dedicating it to the joyful and memorable time he spent in Onitsha, Anambra State.

This experience left a lasting impact on him, shaping his language and leading him to speak the Onitsha dialect to this day. The song reflects his deep connection to the city and remains a cherished part of his musical legacy.

The word “Onitsha Ado” (perhaps misspelled here as “Onitsha Ndo“), often times called “Onicha-Ado N’ Idu” referred to the nation of all Onicha stock that made the exodus from the Idu land. Idu reportedly was one of the names for ancient Egypt.