I DI MMA (You are good)

"I Di Mma" (You Are Good) is a vibrant Igbo song of praise and thanksgiving that celebrates the enduring goodness of God. The lyrics are filled with profound titles and expressions of awe, calling upon the Lord as the "Root of David" (Mgborogwu David) and the King of Kings (Eze ndi eze). It is a song born out of deep gratitude, reflecting on the wonderful things God has done and offering Him the highest praise in return.

In the liturgy, this piece shines brightest during the Offertory or as a Thanksgiving hymn. The rhythmic energy and joyful declaration of God's goodness naturally invite the congregation to sway and dance as they bring their gifts to the altar. The music carries a celebratory spirit that elevates the mood of the entire church.

Prince Clef Attamah’s arrangement brings the song to life through a dynamic call-and-response structure. A steady, rhythmic SATB ostinato anchors the piece, while a cantor weaves an expressive, free-flowing solo over the top. This layered approach builds a wonderful momentum in the choir loft, creating a rich and uplifting experience that resonates long after the final note.