Do Rhievbare

“Do Rhievbare” is a vibrant Edo (Bini) communion hymn that calls the faithful to approach the Lord’s table. The title translates to an invitation to come and partake, setting a welcoming and joyful tone for the Eucharistic feast. The lyrics urge brothers and sisters to hurry and join in the supper of Jesus Christ, reminding the congregation that anyone who stays with Jesus will find redemption, peace of mind, and happiness all their days.

In Nigerian Catholic parishes, particularly in Edo State and among Bini-speaking communities, this song is a beloved choice during the Communion procession. The call-and-response structure of the chorus, with its repeated invitations of "wa larre" (come), naturally draws the congregation into singing along. It transforms the moment of receiving the Eucharist into a communal celebration of faith, where the choir leads the people in acknowledging the greatness of the Lord and the eternal life promised to those who partake in His feast.