Haleluya (Him Don Bless Me)

"Haleluya (Him Don Bless Me)" is a vibrant, rhythmic thanksgiving song composed by Obioha Ogbonna. Written entirely in Nigerian Pidgin English, the piece captures the overflowing joy of a heart that recognizes God's unmerited favor. The verses speak of daily gratitude and the sheer grace of divine blessings—described playfully as "awoof" (something received freely)—while calling the whole congregation to bring their thanks and dance for "Baba God."

With its energetic tempo and layered choral parts, this song is perfectly suited for the Offertory procession or as an Entrance hymn. The choir loft comes alive during the infectious chorus, praising the "King of kings" and "Lord of Lords" for His healing and blessings. It is a piece that naturally invites the congregation to sway, smile, and join in the celebration of God's goodness during festive Masses.