My Child (Wa D0gun) by Joke Akande | Download Free Video

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My Child (Wa Dogun) by Joke Akande: New to the heels of his well-received song “Eyin Ni”, Joke Akande releases “My Child (Wa Dogun),” marking his third annual 2022 bid. Afro-soul midtempo is a prophetic prayer conveyed to children. worldwide born and unborn. It is ready for the season, as we look forward to Nigeria’s Children’s Day (May 27th).

Explaining the new song, Joke Akande, a blessed mother and wife, said the journey that gave birth to the song began about 10 years ago but last year reached its climax in its full meaning.

“When I first became a mother, I was inspired to write down my experiences – happy times and all my feelings as a mother,” the singer said.

It continues .. “My love for children and good education later motivated me to start school. At this point, God gave me the word, found at Isaiah 60:22. Since then, I have run with this word; in fact, it has turned into a prophecy over every child enrolled in the school.

“Some years later, God blessed my family with another child. After 10 good years of thinking about what I could have done differently the first and second, I obeyed the Lord’s command of the journal and decided to write an appropriate journal for this.

“A long time ago, I had just finished having a wonderful time in prayer when the choir sang to me and I began to sing: ‘Waa dogun, waa dogbon…’ again, ending with the word I had been prophesying. all the children that are in my hand: for the youngest shall be a thousand.

“Then my magazine promoted verse verses. The next was to answer the question: ‘So, what would you say to your older children?’

New to the heels of his well-received song “Eyin Ni”, Joke Akande releases “My Child (Wa Dogun),” marking his third annual 2022 bid. Afro-soul midtempo is a prophetic prayer conveyed to children. worldwide born and unborn. It is ready for the season, as we look forward to Nigeria’s Children’s Day (May 27th).

Explaining the new song, Joke Akande, a blessed mother and wife, said the journey that gave birth to the song began about 10 years ago but last year reached its climax in its full meaning.

“When I first became a mother, I was inspired to write down my experiences – happy times and all my feelings as a mother,” the singer said.

It continues .. “My love for children and good education later motivated me to start school. At this point, God gave me the word, found at Isaiah 60:22. Since then, I have run with this word; in fact, it has turned into a prophecy over every child enrolled in the school.

“Some years later, God blessed my family with another child. After 10 good years of thinking about what I could have done differently the first and second, I obeyed the Lord’s command of the journal and decided to write an appropriate journal for this.

“A long time ago, I had just finished having a wonderful time in prayer when the choir sang to me and I began to sing: ‘Waa dogun, waa dogbon…’ again, ending with the word I had been prophesying. all the children that are in my hand: for the youngest shall be a thousand.

“Then my magazine promoted verse verses. The next was to answer the question: ‘So, what would you say to your older children?’