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“M̀BANƏ̀” is the Traditional Anthem of the Nkwen People. It is a typical original song that came forth from our forefathers as a symbol of peace, progress and unity. According to our forefathers and from a research by the Nkwen Language Committee, this song signifies three things when sung. 1) Calling on blessings upon the Land. 2) Calling on blessings upon Married Women to remain healthy and fruitful in marriage. 3) Asking for peace, unity, understanding and progress in any gathering. Thus, it is an obligation for any son or daughter of the Nkwen Fondom to Master and sing it correctly. This video will be of great help to the people of Nkwen and is also a means to preserve the M̀BANƏ̀.
Lyrics of the M̀BANƏ̀
O kya la, kya la, àlùŋә̀ tya mbanә məmoˀo nghә̀rә-ngwὲ chya nkya m̀banә na yu nkya, yu nkya. Mәnkhә ǹtsǔ chya nkya m̀banә nà yu nkya, yu nkya. O alùŋә̀ kya lya mbwo me kya la nә̀mu tisoŋә, O àlùŋә̀ kya lya m̀bwo me. X2̀
Acclamation: Wuuui! Wuuui! Nfo fә̀mbànә̀!
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Ndurǝ-ǝdzuŋǝ̀
ǹkàa nyǔ – a swamp of bees
ǹgəŋə məmbǒ – a bunch of bananas
àtàrə nko’òndzə̀mə̀ – a herd of cattle
àtàrə̀ bəsəŋə – a flock of birds
ǹno bə – a crowd of people
ǹgəŋə nəngùŋə – a bunch of pantains
nə̀bəŋə nə ndə̀ŋə – a bunch of bamboos
àkà bəzɛ̀rə – a gang of thieves
nə̀bəŋə nə əbi – a bundle of grass
àkwǒ ətǐ – a forest of trees
ákǝ̀ka’a mǝnjyǝ̌ – a big basket of groundnuts/peanuts
àbǎ njyǎ – a bag of vegetables
ǹkùŋǝ̀ mǝ̀lù’ù – a crate of beer
nǝ̀dzwa’a nǝ àdzò – a cluster of plums
àyɛ̌ mǝ̀mbǒ – a cluster of bananas
ǹgonǝ ǝlyi – a line of soldier ants
Nouns that don’t change forms in Plural
| Singular | Plural |
| ǹgwu fowl | ǹgwu fowls |
| ǹgwo dog | ǹgwo dogs |
| m̀byi goat | m̀byi goats |
| ǹkabè money | ǹkabǝ̀ money |
| ǝ̀lyi soldier ant | ǝ̀lyi soldier ants |
| ǹkyǐ | water |
| fǝ̀li’ì | smoke |
| fə̀ngwaŋə̀ | salt |
| mə̀wurə̀ | oil |
| mə̀lù’ù | wine |
| àliŋə̀ | blood |
| ǹgwàsaŋǝ̀ | corn |
Abstract nouns
| Mə̀luì – anger |
| Mə̀lìŋnə̀ – sorrow |
| Mə̀chìi – wisdom |
| Mə̀tenə̀ – power |
| Ǹjì – hunger |
| àkwὲrəntiŋə̀ – perseverance |
| Nə̀bòŋə̀ – beauty |
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