Music Video: IGBA by Ifeoluwa Meroko

Popular gospel singer Ifeoluwa Meroko has released a new single and music video to bless listeners around the world titled “IGBA (Season)”. Known for her unwavering dedication to serving God and uplifting souls through music, Meroko infuses each project with unique creativity and deep spiritual resonance. His passion for excellence and authentic love of faith continue to inspire audiences everywhere.

Following her previous, heartfelt releases, Ifeoluwa’s latest offering shifts focus to the sacred, often challenging journey of divine expectation. “IGBA” is a moving masterpiece centered on the theme of waiting for the Lord. It serves as a timely reminder of God’s divine timing, patience, and unwavering faithfulness during seasons of anticipation.

“There is an appointed time for everything, and every season under heaven has its purpose. IGBA is a call to rest in God’s timing and trust in His perfect plan,” Meroko shares about the inspiration behind the song.

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Texts:

Akoko Olorun ki npe beni ki nya – God’s time is never late nor too early

Gbogbo ibere lo ngbo, amo ki ndahun gbogbo re – He hears every prayer, but he doesn’t answer them all

Eyi yio pa wa Lara, ma lo nfasehin fun -Those who would be to our detriment, he holds back

K’oruko Olorun ma ba di isoro odi si – So that the name of God does not become an object of ridicule

I love loju awa eniyan, adabi wipe.. O pe de ( Ara mi o) – But in the eyes of us humans, it seems that… It’s late

(Oh, my people.)

Bope Boya – Sooner or later,

Ola Ada – Tomorrow will be fine

Adaniwaye mo oun t’eda ada – The Creator knows exactly what His creation will become

Orun tombe nita to aso gbe ooo – The sun shining outside is enough to dry any cloth

B’atunbotan aye ba ndori eni kodo – Even if the ultimate end of life turns you upside down,

B’adun ba ngbehin ewuro, o daju pe – If the bitterness of the bitter leaf must give way to sweetness, rest assured.

B’oni tile koro, Ola aladun – Although today may be bitter, tomorrow holds sweetness.

Tujuka ma se bokan je rari – Courage, don’t grieve at all.

Turaka ere kan a wa ninu ironu bi? – Relax, is there any benefit to anxious thoughts?

Okunkun to su dede ni! Lopin re imole nla atan – The darkness has only thickened thickly! Eventually a great light will shine.

Bi ironuje ba p’oju eni de lo sun lale – If the pain covers his face to sleep at night,

Ayo mbo l’owuro – Joy comes in the morning.

Ireti mbe feni to wa laye – There is hope for anyone still alive.

Bi ao ba ku oooo, ise o tan (Ara mi oo) – If we are not dead, our story is not over

(Ara mi oo) – (Oh, my people).

Eni nwa omije mu t’osan t’oru – For those who shed tears day and night—

Loot! Ekun ojo pipe a ma mu okan Saki – Really! Prolonged crying can tire the heart.

Ranti ekun ojosi ni “Shilo” pada wa d’erin – Remember that tears in Shiloh eventually turned to laughter—

La laisetanrare La laifotape – Without any doubt, without any further ado.

Pelu igbagbo nla – With great faith,

Ki o ri fun oo gege bi edun okan re – May it be done to you according to the desires of your heart.

Igba lonigba nlo – Seasons come and go.

Igba owuro mi ko ro mi dede – May the season of my youth be peaceful for me.

Igba lonigba nlo – Seasons come and go.

Igba owuro mi ko ro mi dede – May the season of my youth be peaceful for me.

Igba osan ko maa San mi Lori – May the season of my noon be favorable to me.

Igba asale ko ma di asale ile fun mi – May my evening season not become a desolate ruin for me.

Eleda mi o – My Creator,

mo be O oo – please

Ba mi ka igba mi si rere – Order my seasons forever.

Eleda mi oo – My Creator,

Mo be O ooo, (Eleda) – Please… (Creator)

ba mi ka igba mi si rere – Order my seasons forever.

Ki igba owuro ko San mi si rere – May the morning season go well for me.

Mo be O ooo ba mi ka igba mi si rere – please order my seasons forever.

Ki igba osan ko ma se San mi Lori – May the noon season bring me prosperity.

Mo be Oooo ba mi ka igba mi si rere – please order my seasons forever.

May the evening season become peaceful

Ki igba asale ko ma di asale ile – May the season of old age not become a desolate ruin.

Mo be O ooo ba mi ka igba mi si rere – please order my seasons forever.

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