EJE A RE ILÉ OLÚWA
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EJE A RE ILÉ OLÚWA by Sanctus Oleka, Abraham G. Jibrin — Lyrics
About EJE A RE ILÉ OLÚWA
"EJE A RE ILÉ OLÚWA" is a vibrant Entrance hymn composed by Sanctus Oleka and Abraham G. Jibrin. Sung in the Okun dialect of Yoruba, the title translates to "Let us go to the House of the Lord," echoing the joyful call of Psalm 122. The piece captures the anticipation and gladness of a congregation gathering for Mass, setting a welcoming and uplifting tone right from the procession.
The lyrics begin with a declaration of profound inner joy—"Inú mi dùn, ayọ kún' nú mi"—as the singers invite one another to approach God's holy temple. Through its three verses, the song acknowledges the Creator of heaven and earth, calling on the tribes of Israel and the faithful to give thanks according to His command. For a Nigerian Catholic choir, this piece offers a culturally resonant way to begin the liturgy, uniting the voices of the people in a shared expression of faith and readiness to worship.