I GO ENTER HIS COURTS

"I Go Enter His Courts" is a lively, rhythmic call to worship that draws its inspiration straight from Psalm 100. Sung in accessible Nigerian Pidgin, it captures the joyful anticipation of a congregation gathering for Mass or a praise service. The repetitive, building structure—swapping in praise, songs, dance, and thanks—makes it incredibly easy for the assembly to join in, turning the entrance procession into a true communal celebration.

Moses A. Adamgbe's arrangement shines in its vibrant choral vamp at the end. While the main melody keeps a steady, marching joy, the lower voices break into a rhythmic "Just shout Alleluia in your heart," creating that classic, layered polyphony Nigerian choirs love to sing. It is a perfect choice for an Entrance hymn or a Thanksgiving procession, setting a tone of exuberant gratitude from the very first note.