Ejiro'ghene
Solfa Notation • Offertory Hymns, Celebrations, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns, Anthems, Concert
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Ejiro'ghene by Chancinonli Joseph & Odium Edward — Lyrics
About Ejiro'ghene
"Ejiro'ghene" is a vibrant and rhythmic Urhobo anthem that calls the entire congregation to lift their voices in joyful thanksgiving. The title itself is a direct invitation to praise God, a theme that pulses through every measure of this lively choral piece. With its energetic tempo and engaging vocal parts, it captures the exuberant spirit of celebration that is so central to Nigerian Catholic worship.
Choirs often bring this piece out during the Offertory procession, Thanksgiving, or as a rousing Recessional hymn. The lyrics invite everyone—"Imoni wa mo re Jiro'ghene" (Brethren, come let us praise God)—to acknowledge the King of Kings who rules over all creation. The text moves through powerful declarations of God's goodness, calling Him the Savior and the ultimate provider. As the voices weave together, praising God for His endless love and protection, the song naturally lifts the mood of the church, leaving the congregation ready to carry that joy out into the world.