Kwadayi, meaning “Greed”, is a bold and message-filled gospel song that addresses the spirit of greed, especially as it relates to some women’s attitudes in relationships and life. The song serves as a wake-up call, delivered with grace and spiritual insight, warning against the dangers of materialism, selfish desires, and using others for personal gain.
With heartfelt lyrics and a traditional Hausa gospel rhythm, the song tells a story of women who allow greed to take over their hearts — always wanting more, always demanding, and often overlooking genuine love, responsibility, and spiritual values. It reminds listeners that true satisfaction comes from God, not from wealth or what people can offer.
Kwadayi doesn’t condemn — it corrects in love. It calls for repentance, contentment, and a return to godly character, encouraging both men and women to build relationships based on honesty, humility, and fear of God.
This is more than just a song — it’s a mirror and a message. A sound for those who are ready to grow beyond greed and embrace God’s purpose over possessions.
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