Wannan Jikina Ne
Solfa Notation • Communion Hymns, Hymns
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Wannan Jikina Ne by Williams Itodo — Lyrics
About Wannan Jikina Ne
"Wannan Jikina Ne" is a deeply reverent Hausa Communion hymn that brings the congregation right to the table of the Last Supper. The title translates to "This is my Body," and the song serves as a direct invitation to the Eucharistic banquet. During Mass, as the choir leads the refrain—"Come and eat, come and drink"—it creates a profound moment of reflection for the faithful approaching the altar to receive Communion.
The arrangement is beautifully structured for liturgical storytelling. The first two verses recount the institution of the Eucharist, describing how Christ took the bread and the chalice, gave thanks, and shared them with his disciples. In the third verse, the choir shifts into a layered ostinato while a cantor soars above, singing the great "I Am" statements of Jesus: the light of the world, the good shepherd, and the true vine. It is a moving call to all who seek mercy and peace to come and receive life everlasting.