#SelahMusicVid: Ifeoluwa Meroko | Igba (Season) [Audio + Video]

– “IGBA (Season)” By Ifeoluwa Meroko is now available for download on major streaming platfroms 

Gospel singer Ifeoluwa Meroko unveils “IGBA (Season),” a soul-stirring worship single accompanied by an inspiring music video. Known for her passion for serving God and using music to uplift hearts, Meroko brings a distinctive blend of creativity, excellence, and spiritual depth to her latest offering.

Following her previous heartfelt releases, Ifeoluwa turns her attention to the sacred yet often challenging journey of waiting on God. “IGBA” explores the beauty of divine timing, encouraging listeners to trust God through seasons of anticipation, uncertainty, and expectation.

At its core, the song carries a simple but profound reminder: every season has a purpose, and God remains faithful even when the answer seems delayed. Through its worshipful sound and reflective message, “IGBA” invites listeners to exchange anxiety for trust and rest in the assurance that God’s timing is always perfect.

Speaking about the inspiration behind the song, Meroko shares:

“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 His perfect plan.”

With “IGBA (Season),” Ifeoluwa Meroko offers more than a song; she delivers an encouragement for anyone navigating a season of waiting—to remain patient, hold on to faith, and trust the God who makes all things beautiful in His time.

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Lyrics:

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

Gbogbo ibere lo ngbo, amo ki ndahun gbogbo re – He hears every prayer, but He does not answer all of them

Eyi yio pa wa Lara, ma lo nfasehin fun -The ones that would be to our detriment, He holds them back

K’oruko Olorun ma ba di isoro odi si – So that the name of God does not become a subject of mockery

Amo loju awa eniyan, adabi wipe.. O pe de ( Ara mi o)   – But in the eyes of us humans, it seems as though… He is delayed

(Oh, my people).

Bope boya – Sooner or later,

Ola Ada – Tomorrow will be good

Adaniwaye mo oun t’eda ada – The Creator knows exactly what his creation shall become

Orun to mbe nita to aso gbe ooo – The sun that shines outside is enough to dry any cloth

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

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

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

Tujuka ma se bokan  je rara – Cheer up, do not be sorrowful at all.

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

Okunkun to su dede ni! Lopin re imole nla atan – The darkness has only gathered thickly! At its end, a great light will shine.

Bi ironuje ba p’oju eni de lo sun lale – If sorrow covers one’s 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 who is still alive.

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

(Ara mi oo)  – (Oh, my people).

Eni nwa omije mu t’osan t’oru – For the one shedding tears day and night—

Looto! Ekun ojo pipe a ma mu okan Saki – Truly! Prolonged weeping can weary the heart.

Ranti ekun ojosi ni “Shilo” pada wa d’erin  – Remember the tears at Shiloh eventually turned to laughter — La laisetan rara La laifotape – Without any doubt, without any further delay.

Pelu igbagbo nla – With great faith,

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

Igba lonigba nlo – Seasons come and seasons go.

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

Igba lonigba nlo – Seasons come and seasons go.

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

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

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

Eleda mi o  – My Creator,

mo be O oo – I beg of You

Ba mi ka igba mi si rere – Order my seasons for good.

Eleda mi oo  – My Creator,

Mo be O ooo, (Eleda) – I beg of you… (Creator)

ba mi ka igba mi si rere – Order my seasons for good.

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

Mo be O ooo ba mi ka igba mi si rere – I beg of you, order my seasons for good.

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

Mo be Oooo ba mi ka igba mi si rere – I beg you, order my seasons for good.

May the evening season become a 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 – I beg of you, order my seasons for good.

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