Nigerian gospel artist Uzo Ezeagwula has released his latest single, “Totori (Tour-Tori),” featuring the powerful vocals of Vicki Seal.
More than just a song, Totori is a heartfelt chronicle of Uzo’s life journey with God — a story of covenant, love, and unshakable gratitude.
In popular Nigerian Pidgin, “Totori” means “to be excited.” But for Uzo, the title carries a deeper, personal meaning: Tour-Tori. As he explains, “TOUR represents the journey, while TORI represents the details. God has been taking me on a TOUR of life, and this song is me spilling the TORI — the details of that journey. When I look back from childhood till now, all I see is God’s goodness and blessings, and that fills me with overwhelming joy and excitement.”
Blending Afro-gospel rhythms with heartfelt worship, Totori is both danceable and reflective — an invitation for listeners to take stock of their own journeys, remember God’s faithfulness, and celebrate His goodness.
Featuring the dynamic contribution of Vicki Seal, the song resonates as a joyful duet of thanksgiving and covenant love.
“Totori” is more than music; it’s a testimony. A celebration of the past, a gratitude for the present, and a beautiful picture of the future as the TOUR with God continues.
Could this also capture your own thoughts and feelings? If so, join Uzo Ezeagwula and Vicki Seal in singing out your TOTORI (Tour-Tori).
“Totori (Tour-Tori)” is now available on all major streaming platforms.
