Omolara Music Unveils “Iwo L’ana” – A Powerful Yoruba Worship Declaration of God’s Eternal Nature
Nigerian gospel minister and worshipper Omolara Music (Lara Familua) has released a heartfelt new single titled “Iwo L’ana” (You’re the Same Yesterday), a deeply moving Yoruba worship song that celebrates the unchanging character of God.
The track, which dropped in March 2026 and gained rapid traction with its official music video, carries a simple yet profound message: no matter how much life shifts around us, God remains the same — yesterday, today, and forever. The core declaration, “Iwo L’ana, Iwo L’oni, Iwo Lojo Gbogbo,” echoes the biblical truth of God’s eternal faithfulness and supremacy, inviting listeners into a space of reverence, surrender, and intimate worship.
This rendition is not an original composition by Omolara but a respectful revival of a classic worship piece originally written decades ago in the 1990s by Pastor Bukola Igbekele (or associated with the Calvary Love Singers from the UCH Christian Fellowship in Ibadan). Omolara obtained explicit permission to record and release her version, breathing fresh life into the song while honouring its rich heritage and introducing it to a new generation of believers.
Omolara Music’s delivery is calm, reflective, and soul-stirring — blending soothing vocals with a minimalist sound that creates an atmosphere perfect for personal devotion, prayer, and quiet worship moments. The song blends Yoruba lyrics with touches that make it accessible, drawing listeners into genuine adoration rather than mere performance. Many describe it as the kind of track you sit with, allowing its message of gratitude for God’s past faithfulness and hope for the future to linger long after it ends
Speaking to her ministry calling, Omolara has shared that her music flows from personal encounters with God, dreams, and a deep desire to usher people into His presence. Born and raised in Malta as a European, she developed a love for Nigerian languages and sounds, particularly Yoruba, and uses her voice to bridge cultures while pointing people to Christ. Her previous releases, including “Ise Oluwa,” have already resonated widely in the gospel space.
“Iwo L’ana” arrives at a time when many are seeking stability amid change. It serves as a gentle yet powerful reminder that the Almighty King never fails, never changes, and never loses His power.
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