The popular music artiste, Lanre Teriba, fondly called Atorise, has gone poetic in his new song.
The multi-talented and highly successful gospel singer reinforced the Yoruba sayings that the garment gives thanks to the shoulder, the visitor gives thanks to hospitable dweller.
Not only that, the diviner gives thanks to his unfailing deity while the àlúkò bird gives thanks to the camwood resin.
As the day dawns, the cattle egret gives thanks to the chalk, because thanksgiving turns what we have into enough.
In this skillfully-crafted composition titled Ope Nla (Big Thanks) encourages us to adopt the act of being grateful as an unbendable habit, no matter what situations we find ourselves.
Like his other albums, this new composition will surely inspire people.
Ope Nla audio CDs has been released into the market since July 23, 2020.
The immensely talented, very successful and widely-admired trailblazer, Atorise, known for his mellifluous voice, melodious and deeply inspiring songs gave his all to this one.
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