Nearly 38 years ago, the C.A.C Good Women Choir, led by Mrs. D.A. Fasoyin, released the song Odun Nlo Sopin. Since then, it has become a timeless anthem, resonating through the streets at the close of each year. As the days of December roll in, you can hear it on almost every road you pass by. The song fills the air from shops, homes, and even buses, echoing through neighborhoods as people reflect on the year gone by and look forward to new beginnings.

With each passing year, Odun Nlo Sopin brings people together, reminding everyone of shared experiences and the journey through another year. There’s a certain warmth in the way this song weaves into our lives during the festive season—it’s more than just a tune; it’s a reminder of faith, resilience, and gratitude for making it through another year.

For many, it marks a special time when the pace of life slows, and we all pause to appreciate the blessings, challenges, and growth of the past year. Odun Nlo Sopin isn’t just music; it’s a symbol of resilience and faith.

After all, Odun Nlo Sopin is more than a song; it’s a part of us, and it will continue to be for generations to come.