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Abu Umu Zayon rendered by St. Albert Choir Uniben

"Abu Umu Zayon" is a traditional Nigerian folk song that has been adapted and popularized by the late music icon, Charles Onwubuya. It is an upbeat and rhythmic song that features the use of African drums and other traditional percussion instruments. The song has a celebratory tone and is often played at weddings, festivals, and other joyful occasions in Nigeria. The lyrics of "Abu Umu Zayon" are in the Igbo language, one of the most widely spoken languages in Nigeria. The song tells the story of a man named Abu, who is a prominent member of the Zayon community. Abu is a wealthy and influential man who is loved and respected by his people. The song celebrates Abu's life and achievements, praising his generosity, kindness, and leadership. Charles Onwubuya's adaptation of "Abu Umu Zayon" has become a classic in Nigerian music history. His unique style and re-arrangement of the traditional song have made it even more popular and widely recognized all over the country. Onwubuya's rendition of the song features a fusion of African and Western musical influences, adding a contemporary feel to the traditional Nigerian sound.