AFRI-CHRISTMAS VOLUME III >>MA BWOI EYESU AYIA<< COVER SONG BY @OLUTHOMAS
Greetings to all, and Merry Christmas in advance. I wish that all of the blessings and love associated with this season reach every one of us, as I see everyone sparkling in the brightness of Christmas.
Being a part of this incredible community and submitting my entry for the Afri-Christmas celebration makes me very happy. My name is @oluthomas.
I'll perform a song from the Eggon dialect, Located in Nasarawa State, Nasarawa Eggon Local Government Area (L.G.A), our people are known throughout Nigeria and the world. I am glad to have been born and raised in this culture since we are pleasant people to be around.
The song that I perform has the title "Ma Bwoi Eyesu," which translates to "The Birth of Jesus Christ." And I don't know who sang the song despite my research because is a very old song.
Jesus' birth is unique; from the moment of His conception, everything was miraculous. The Holy Spirit circumvented the conventional method of procreation.
Jesus' birth and how he entered the world through a virgin who knew no man are discussed in the song. The Holy Spirit himself impregnated her because she agreed to have her womb used and because she knew the kid would be the Messiah as it said to her. She became pregnant and gave birth in Bethlehem after the spirit of God descended upon her.
For Christians, this is a time to gather, exchange gifts, deepen their love for one another, and enjoy a variety of foods. And for that reason, we gather in the church to praise God and give thanks for what He has done for humanity by sending his only son to save the world. Being alive to see this year's Christmas and 2024 Afri-Christmas Volume III contest was an honor and a privilege.
I sincerely hope you all have a wonderful time at this joyous time and celebrate Christmas with affection. I also hope you find my entry entertaining. If you have any encouraging comments, please leave a like.
Thank you family and MErry Christmas to you all.
LYRICS
Ma Bwoi Eyesu Nyia?
(Where was Jesus born?)
Ma Bwoi Eyesu a Bethlemin
Jesus was born in Bethlehem.)
Ahogben shi Ubuguzi wa Mary epiki
***God poured His spirit inside Mary's stomach. ***
Ahogben shi Ubuguzi wa Mary epiki
***God poured His spirit inside Mary's stomach. ***
Ma Bwoi Eyesu Nyia?
(Where was Jesus born?)
Ma Bwoi Eyesu a Bethlemin
Jesus was born in Bethlehem.)
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