Man Graduating From Birmingham University Jumps on Brain Jotter's Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo at Convocation

• A Nigerian man graduating from Birmingham University in the UK jumped on the Brain Jotter Gwo gwo gwo ngwo challenge
• The man was seen during the Birmingham University 2024 convocation ceremony as he jumped on the dance with another man
• The man was putting on his graduation gown while taking part in the challenge created from Gentleman Mike Ejeagha's song

Brain Jotter's Gwo gwo gwo ngwo challenge has reached outside Nigeria as people in the UK have jumped on it.

This much was seen in a video showing a Nigerian man jumping on the viral dance challenge at Birmingham University.

The man was graduating from Birmingham University, and he took part in the trending dance move with his graduation gown.

In the video posted by @maccapele, the man paired with another fellow and both of them made their moves in opposite direction.

Read also

Two Ladies in White Garments Jump on Brain Jotter's Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo Challenge While on Mountain

The origin of Brain Jotter's dance challenge

The Gwo gwo gwo ngwo dance challenge started after Brain Jotter performed a funny dance with Mike Ejeagha's song, 'Onye Isi Oche.'

Mike Ejeagha, a legendary folklorist known for his songs and engaging stories, released the now-viral track in 1983.

The song has captured the attention of young people who previously may not have taken it seriously despite its deep meanings.

The song is about the foolishness of an elephant who was traded for a wife by a cunning tortoise.

Commenting on the story, Charles Ogbu, a journalist and an activist said he belives the trending challenge would have a positive impact in the music industry.

Charles, who visits Mike Ejeagha every month, told Legit.ng:

Read also

Man jumps on Brain Jotter's gwo gwo gwo ngwo challenge and sings Mike Ejeagha's song in differently

"This will definitely have a positive effect on the music industry as more artists will begin to put more effort into churning out songs with meaningful lyrics like the 94-year folklore legend."

Watch the video below:

Man visits Gentleman Mike Ejeagha

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian man visited Gentleman Mike Ejeagha, Nigeria's foremost Igbo folklorist, known for his engaging songs and stories.

The man said he had fallen in love with Ejeagha and, therefore, had to pay him a visit at his home.

Gentleman Mike Ejeagha is the brain behind 'Onye Isi Oche', a song that has been trending on TikTok.

LASU throws banters with graduate

The Lagos State University traded banters with its recent graduates who are sharing photos on social media.

The latest reaction from LASU came after a photo of a graduate went viral on X following the school's 27th convocation.

Read also

Corp members in NYSC uniform engage in Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo dance challenge by roadside

The reaction from LASU went viral and cracked many ribs due to the small stature of the graduate.

Source: Legit.ng