Eworo Edi O
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Offertory Hymns, Hymns, Sacred songs
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Eworo Edi O by Boniface S. Akpan — Lyrics
About Eworo Edi O
"Eworo Edi O" is a vibrant call to worship, inviting the congregation to step forward and give thanks to God. Sung in Efik and Ibibio, the title translates to an earnest "Come forth," setting a joyful and welcoming tone from the very first downbeat. It is a piece that thrives on rhythmic energy and communal participation, making it a wonderful choice for the Entrance procession or during the Offertory when the people bring their gifts to the altar.
The lyrics remind the faithful that the Lord is the owner of life ("Sia obong Enyened'uwem O") and is entirely worthy of our praise ("Omodot Ekom O"). When a choir takes up this song, the layered harmonies and driving solfa lines create a warm, uplifting atmosphere. It is the kind of piece that naturally encourages the congregation to sway and join in the thanksgiving, celebrating God's goodness with full voices and grateful hearts.