Surely You Love Me My God

Jesus Is The Only One  Track 10

Ọjị is a very important object and highly regarded aspect of igbo tradition and culture.
It is used to welcome guests, and is a symbol of friendship and good neighbourliness.

Ọjị is is used in prayers especially during large gatherings and celebrations as a symbol of respect and communion between man and his deities.
Ndị ebe anyị sị na : “Ma okwu ga-adị mma, ma ọ ga-adị njọ, a ga-atara ya Ọjị.”
(whether a will have a good or bad outcome it has to accorded a kola nut rite.)

Na “Okenye jide Ọjị, kwachaa akpịrị, ndị mmụọ aghụchaa ntị.
( when an elder holds a kolanut and clears his throat, the gods will lend their ears.)

Click to hear a traditional Igbo "Good intention" / Ofo.

Ọfọ - Anyị Apaa Ọjị    Traditional Prayer.

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Ọfọ - Anyị Apaa Ọjị Traditional Prayer.

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