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New Details On Origin Of Iconic Yoruba Song ‘Odun Lo Sopin’ (Video)
By Gideon Ayeni
Renowned gospel singer and leader of the Good Women Choir, Mrs. Deborah Fasoyin, has revealed intriguing details about the origin of the timeless Christmas anthem, Odun Lo Sopin.
In an interview, the 84-year-old gospel legend disclosed that she was not the original composer of the widely beloved song, Odin Lo sopin. She explained that the chorus was commonly sung during revival meetings organized by a branch of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) in Ibadan several decades ago.
“Till today, we don’t know who composed the song- Odun lo sopin,” Fasoyin admitted, shedding light on the mystery surrounding its authorship. She added, “I only contributed by adding two verses to the chorus.”
Watch the video below;
Despite the song’s unclear origins, Odun Lo Sopin has become a household anthem during the festive season, resonating with millions of Nigerians and beyond. The heartfelt lyrics and soulful delivery by the Good Women Choir continue to make it a symbol of reflection and gratitude as the year comes to an end.
As one of the pillars of Nigerian gospel music, Mrs. Fasoyin remains celebrated for her contributions to the genre, not just the popular Odun Lo sopin but including other hit songs performed with the Good Women Choir. Her legacy continues to inspire generations, keeping the spirit of gospel music alive.
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