Artist: Nathaniel Oruma
Song: Ovie
Duration: 12:28
Prince Nathaniel Oruma has given Urhobo highlife lovers a lot of audio over the years, but “Ovie” lets you see the man and his band at work.
Every month, money comes in.
And somehow, it all goes out. Sound familiar?
What if a little stayed back for you?
Autosave
PiggyVest saves it for you, automatically.
Daily, weekly or monthly. You choose, and it just happens.
Safelock
Lock it away. Even from yourself.
Keep your hands off money you've set aside, and get your interest paid upfront.
Small money adds up fast.
If you put aside ₦500 a day
In one year, you'd have set aside
Before any interest. Slide to try your own amount.
This is one of the official videos on his own YouTube channel, posted in June 2022 with IG Distribution behind the release. Only a month earlier, he had put his fifteen-track album Oghene Biko on Audiomack, so 2022 was clearly a busy year for him.
In Urhobo, “ovie” means king, a word every Urhobo child grows up hearing at ceremonies and in praise songs. Running for more than twelve minutes, the song is cut for proper dancing, not a quick listen.
If you enjoyed “Egha”, settle in and watch “Ovie” from start to finish below.
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