Internationally acclaimed Nigerian contemporary Christian musician, singer, songwriter, and worship leader Susan Kindle has officially released her vibrant new single, “Ororo.” Distributed globally via ONErpm, the track serves as an unapologetic declaration of spiritual confidence, drawing on the Yoruba word for oil as a symbol of divine anointing, protection, and purpose.
Born Susan Agbabi, Kindle has earned recognition for crafting reflective, scripture-rooted anthems that foster deep moments of worship and personal reflection. On “Ororo,” she steps into a bold, celebratory register—opening with the fearless statement, “I don’t care how the enemy feels about my oil,” immediately setting a tone of unshakeable faith.
Throughout the song, Susan Kindle affirms that this spiritual oil flows directly from the Father and never runs dry, repeating “flow, flow, flow, flow” to emphasize divine abundance and overflow. The chorus builds around the infectious, rhythmic chant “Ororo-roro, ororo-ororo,” transforming the word into a joyful invitation for believers to embrace and walk boldly in their anointing. Unfazed by opposition or mockery, she anchors the message in the unwavering assurance that Jesus Christ remains at the center of her faith.
“Ororo” stands as a powerful celebration of God-given identity and calling, encouraging listeners to stand firm in their beliefs without letting criticism, opposition, or doubt diminish what they carry.
