OBONG AMANAM
Solfa Notation • Hymns, Offertory Hymns, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns, Sacred songs
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OBONG AMANAM by Benny Erom — Lyrics
About OBONG AMANAM
“Obong Amanam” is a joyful Efik/Ibibio song of thanksgiving and praise, its title translating to a heartfelt declaration that the Lord has done well. The piece is built around a bright, repeating refrain that gives thanks to God the Father (“Obong Ete”) for His goodness toward His people, anchoring the choir and congregation in a shared rhythm of gratitude.
The verses expand on this theme of thanksgiving, acknowledging God’s unmatched nature (“Baba Owo nte kiet ibiet ke'Obong” — no one is like the Lord) and offering praise for the gift of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Because of its deep focus on gratitude and blessing, choirs often sing this during the Offertory or as a lively Recessional hymn, sending the congregation out with a spirit of joy and thankfulness for what God has done.