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Opera News is a free to use platform and the views and opinions expressed herein are solely those of the author and do not represent, reflect or express the views of Opera News. Like, share and Follow for more.Ĭontent created and supplied by: Tosyyn (via Opera You hardly see any Public function or engagement during this season without the song. Till date the CAC Good Women Choir still perform even though many of their members have gone to be with the Lord, they still win awards for the evergreen song. Whatever it is we are going through, we don't have any better option than to keep looking ahead of the better days and expect more from God through prayers because we have breathe. 2020 has been a very funny year, with the spread of Covid-19, World Economy melting and the killings all around the world,we must not allow all that happened steal our Joy and hope for 2021. This is the end of the year when this evergreen song should lift our spirit with the message of love and prayers embedded in the lyrics that makes it the song of the SEASON. It was a hymn that was sung at the end of each year by all CAC churches but we added only two verses to the original composition", which means one can’t really point at the writer of the song but the Good women Choir made it famous. Mrs Deborah Fasoyin whose face as the leader gained prominence says " It is actually a CAC composition which dates back to the early 1940s.
The Music Group hit the Jackpot with the release of ' Odun Nlo Sopin' as the song survives music test of time and maintains relevance till date. The Choir had released its first album 'Hallelujah' in 1977 before the Inspiration to turn a regular song in Church to evergreen came in 1979. The CAC Good Women Choir was established in 1975 at one of the Christ Apostolic Churches (CAC), in Ibadan with about 210 female members of the Church forming the Group.
" Odun lo sopin o (This year is coming to an end) Baba rere (Good God) Baba Ma somi o (Oh Lord guide us) Tomotomo (And our children) Ohun ti o pa mi lekun o (Sorrow and sadness) Lodun titun (In the new year) Ma je ko sele simi o Baba rere (Will not be our portion good God)". We also receive, songs from artists representatives, artists, bloggers asking us to promote songs on our site.In 1979, the CAC Good Women Choir released one of the greatest evergreen songs in Nigerian music history, 'Odun Nlo Sopin' which gives message of hope,love and prayers to all who listens to it when played.
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