Inyamuri
- Genre:Afrobeats
- Year of Release:2020
Lyrics
Inyamuri - Di'ja
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naaaaa naaaaa undaya ummmai
dijah
am in love with inyamuri time 3
inamuri dodon doya
am in love with inyamuri times 3
inyamuri dodon doya
he get time for money
he get time plenty
he day spoiling me with money
inyamuri dodon doya
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Listen to Di'ja Inyamuri MP3 song. Inyamuri song from album Aphropop Vol.1 is released in 2020. The duration of song is 00:02:55. The song is sung by Di'ja.
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Leke Ben-wazieh
Uvhebr4f7:
I come in peace... Nice arewa groove. For the sake of clarity Inyamiri or Nyamiri is from what the Hausas understood when they heard the Igbo man say "Nyem mmiri" which means "Give me water".. That's what the man was called after that day.. I don't see the need the reason to see it as an insult.
MurtalaTaseeu
More qauna aunty dija
suleman lawal baba mdw
verry nice
Ukasha Nasir
my di,ja are u sure
jegas99
@Emmanuelsonjr:
what is derogatory about the song?
Emmanuelsonjr:
this song is derogatory. i don't like it, they are better ways to potray Igbo men
Somvia
@Emmanuelsonjr:
who told you she was referring to igbo men?
Emmanuelsonjr:
this song is derogatory. i don't like it, they are better ways to potray Igbo men
Cio Paul Mc'els
this gurl really different. love this, sounds and lyrics. good one dija
muminee
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prince Maichibi
love this beats.
Mekusdgenius
nice ...love it...so u ar inlove with an Igbo Man abi....beta for u cos we ar d best in d country
116380070
cool ❤️
Sani Yusha'ub0c5b
I love your music
The phrase "Inyamuri" was popularised under derogatory circumstances by some people particularly some bad Hausas during and immediately after the Nigerian civil war of 6th July 1967 - 15th January 1970 waged by the Nigerian State against the then Republic of Biafra, a nation hurriedly birthed following a referendum to protect surviving Igbos from the then genocidal onslaught against them by some Hausas/northerners. In the callous war which claimed the lives of over 3 million Igbos, a majority of whom died of thirst and starvation caused by the delibrate blockade of food supply channels to the Igbos, dehydrated and starving Igbos close to the point of death were constrained to beg anyone they could find for a drink of water by pleading in their local dialect "Nyem mmiri" which means "give me water". Rather than give them water, in most cases, their aggressors had good laughs and made a mockery of them by referring to them as "Inyamuri". A section of the lyrics to this song hints at wanting to laugh thus: "Comedy, my comedy, I want to laugh you ("Inyamuri") be my comedy, you be my comedy...". The Igbos are still largely the subjects of attacks till date as witnessed in the recent Nigerian elections of 2023 where many of them were prevented from voting, while some who managed to vote, were beaten, killed or had their shops burnt. History needs to be a mandatory subject in Nigerian schools as this would help to guard against these kinds of derogatory name-calling /statements, whether made innocently or not, to aid the psychological healing and reintegration of victims.