Chibuzo
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Chibuzo by Nworie Collins Ifejika — Lyrics
About Chibuzo
"Chibuzo" is a vibrant Igbo song of thanksgiving that translates to "God is the Way." Written by Collins Ifejika Nworie, it opens with a warm, a cappella invitation to a friend ("Nwannem, ka m gwa gị..."), calling them to hear a personal testimony of how following God has brought progress and open doors.
The piece moves into a lively, accompanied refrain where the choir bursts into praise, acknowledging God as the way, the truth, and the life. The verses carry a deeply personal narrative—searching high and low for a path, finding nothing, and then experiencing a complete turnaround upon encountering God. It is the kind of song that naturally brings a congregation to their feet, swaying and clapping as they relate to the journey of finding grace.
Perfect for the Offertory procession or a special thanksgiving moment during Mass, "Chibuzo" gives the choir a chance to lead the church in joyful gratitude. The rhythmic drive and uplifting message make it an excellent choice for feast days, end-of-year celebrations, or any Sunday where the community gathers to count their blessings.