16/01/2026
We now live in a society where people want you to preach what they want to hear, not what God wants you to say.
I recently followed the heated argument surrounding the new song IHE DI GI NMA by Mama Chinyere Udoma, where she used Igbo language to explain how the flesh pushes her in many directions. The same flesh pushes her toward so many things.
Not as if she didn’t mention other immoralities like stealing, fornication, lies, and more — yet the anger only came when she mentioned LÉ$BIANISM (IRU AKA) and GÁY (IKPO NTU) practices. My simple question remains: why are you so pained about that particular line?
Both are works of the flesh, both push her, but you only chose the one that exposed you. IKPONTU na IRUAKA is now the order of the day in this generation.
All of you teaming together can never cancel her or the song. The song itself is a call to concentration and dedication. God has already sent the message — let him that has ears, hear.
Dear Mummy Chinyere Udoma media team, kindly leverage on this moment and let this song spread like wildfire 🔥
