Ihe umuaka now available on all major platforms.

Finally, the long awaited official single of the singing native doctor, Ezenwoke is out!

After a lot of hard work put in by the sensational artist and his colleagues in BFS World Entertainment the song titles Ihe umuaka is out.

Prior to the official release of the song, there's been calls from different quarters requesting for the links to this amazing track. Anytime the enthusiastic performer is on the stage it is usually electrifying and lots of his teeming fans have been calling for the release of Ihe umuaka.

This is mostly due to the fact that the songs relates well with our "Odinana and Omenala" which refers to our tradition as ndi Igbo.

In this amazing song he describes certain types of rites performed by ndi Igbo to attract favour, blessings and protection from our ancestors.

Being a renowned native doctor from Amurri in Nkanu, Enugu State, Nigeria Ezenwoke is well positioned to do justice to relevant traditional rites performed by ndi Igbo, and in this song he did it without reservation.

Since the release of the song, there's been a lot of positive comments from his fans and music lovers across board. Some believe the song is an eye opener to unknown secrets of success practiced by ndi Igbo from time immemorial.

Experienced in the act of dealing with spiritual matters such as spiritual attacks, delay in marriage or having children, inexplicable health decline, open doors, favour, protection etc. Ezenwoke took his time to mention certain spiritual activities responsible for solving some of these problems and he highlighted their efficacy.

Below is a short unofficial video for your viewing pleasure:


This video is just a tip of the iceberg.

To get Ihe umuaka by Ezenwoke simply click on any of the links below:

Boomplay

Audiomack

Spotify

Deezer

Amazon

Note that the song Ihe umuaka is on all social media platforms incase you wish to make and share short videos on your social media platforms with the song playing on the background, kind search "Ezenwoke Ihe umuaka" in the music area.

For Bookings and Consultation on spiritual matters kindly contact Native Doctor Ezenwoke on WhatsApp or Call +234 812 784 0803.





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