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🎤 Fru Ndi is the fourth track from Atogho, a spoken word album dedicated to Sickle Cell Warriors. Featuring Makwando, this powerful poem is a meditation on grief, remembrance, and legacy—a tribute to those who have fallen, and a declaration that their spirit lives on in those who remain. The title carries weight—honoring not just one figure, but all warriors who have fought bravely and left this world too soon. Every child who never blew out birthday candles. Every sibling, friend, and loved one whose life was cut short by Sickle Cell Disease. The poem captures the raw, unanswerable questions that accompany loss. But it does not end in despair. It rises into hope: "No be end this. Na de starting this." The fallen become ancestors. They watch over us. Their legacy lives on in our memories, our actions, and our love. "Give ma flowers / When a fit still smell am / Sing ma praises / When a fit still hear am" "Waka fine / Make you travel fine" 🎧 Atogho — Coming Soon. About the Album Atogho is Mottanni's third studio album—a spoken word poetry project dedicated to the resilience, pain, and triumph of Sickle Cell Warriors. Recorded at Hilltop Music Academy, Bamenda, under the artistic direction of Coach Lanjo and engineered by Ringnwi Charles, the album features collaborations with Ngek Lois, Keshiel, Ayeah Leonette, Tsakeng, Makwando, and De Preacher. Central Theme: "The Blood Remembers: Inheritance, Resilience, and the Unbroken Spirit" Connect with Mottanni Platform Handle/Link Website www.mottanni.com Instagram @motanni Twitter (X) @Mottanni Facebook tanni.awa LinkedIn /in/mottanni YouTube @Mottanni Hashtags #Atogho​ #FruNdi​ #SickleCellWarriors​ #Mottanni​ #Makwando​ #SpokenWord​ #Grief​ #Remembrance​ #Legacy​ #PoetryHeals​ #Bamenda​ #Cameroon​ #TheBloodRemembers​ #Ancestors​ 💜 To every Sickle Cell Warrior who left this world too soon—your legacy lives on. You are not forgotten.