Mike Abdul and Clement Whyte Lyrics
The song “Ojoro” by Mike Abdul, featuring Clement Whyte, revolves around the theme of divine justice and mercy. The lyrics emphasize that God doesn’t engage in “ojoro“—a Nigerian slang meaning cheating, unfairness, or manipulation.
Mike Abdul & Clement Whyte – Ojoro Lyrics
Dem say, dem say, the blessing wey you do
Ojoro
Dem say, dem say, salvation wey you do
Ojoro
You bless the boy give him victory
Ojoro
The girl is fine
Fresh and beautiful
Ojoro
This ojoro
This ojoro
This ojoro you do for me e good oh
Ayoyo ayoyo
Che che che
Odun momi oh
Ayoyo
As e dey sweet us oh
E no go pain us oh
Dem know us before
E don better pass before
Pekem Pekem Pekem
Alerti enter Pekem
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Belle dey sweeti Sugar
Honey
Honey
Honey
The melody like Honey
Oh by the way
E many be like water eh
Oh by the way
E many be like water eh
Ayoyo ayoyo
Che che che
Odun momi oh
Ayoyo
As e dey sweet us oh
E no go pain us oh
Dem know us before
E don better pass before
Dem say, dem say, the blessing wey you do
Ojoro
Dem say, dem say, salvation wey you do
Ojoro
You bless the boy, give him victory
Ojoro
The girl is fine
Fresh and beautiful
Ojoro
This ojoro
This ojoro
This ojoro you do for me e good oh
Modupe
Ese Ese Baba
Ese ese ese oh
Modupe sir
Modupe Modupe Modupe
Everybody join me say
Ese eh
Oluwaseun ewa bami gbegba ope oh
What shall I render
Ese eh
What shall I offer
Ese eh
How can I pay ay ay
Ese eh
Ayoyo ayoyo
Che che che
Odun momi oh
Ayoyo
As e dey sweet us oh
E no go pain us oh
Dem know us before
E don better pass before
