Owerri Women Association, Festac Town, Lagos - AkaraAka

Review by Steve Nash

The album AkaraAka by Owerri Women Association, Festac Town, Lagos, is a captivating and vibrant collection of traditional Nigerian music. The album is a perfect representation of the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria, and the Owerri Women Association has done an outstanding job of preserving and showcasing their musical traditions.

The album features a variety of traditional Nigerian instruments, including the talking drum, shekere, and ogene, which are expertly played by the musicians. The vocals are equally impressive, with the women's voices blending together in perfect harmony.

The songs on the album are a mix of traditional Nigerian folk songs and original compositions, all infused with the unique style of the Owerri Women Association. The lyrics are in the Igbo language, but the music transcends language barriers, making it accessible to a global audience.

Summary by Steve Nash

AkaraAka is a must-have album for anyone interested in traditional Nigerian music. The Owerri Women Association has created a masterpiece that celebrates their cultural heritage and showcases their musical talents. The album is a testament to the power of music to bring people together and unite us all in our shared humanity.