Jesus Gbedu
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Jesus Gbedu by Ikenna Kingsley Onwubuya Charles — Lyrics
About Jesus Gbedu
"Jesus Gbedu" is a vibrant, rhythmic Offertory song that brings the infectious energy of Nigerian celebration straight into the Mass. Written by Ikenria Kingsley and Onwubuya Charles, the piece is composed entirely in Nigerian Pidgin, giving it a warm, approachable, and deeply local flavor. The title itself uses the word "gbedu"—a popular term for a heavy, irresistible dance beat—signaling to the choir and congregation that this is a moment for joyful movement and thanksgiving.
The lyrics focus on the abundance of God's goodness, using colorful expressions like "nyafu nyafu" and "berekete" to describe blessings that are overflowing and beyond measure. During the Offertory procession, the verses guide the people in offering not just their material gifts, but their "best," their "hearts," and their "lives." With its lively tempo and catchy chorus declaring "My Jesus na helele" (My Jesus is wonderful) and "My Jesus na oga" (My Jesus is the master), it is a perfect choice for festive Sundays, harvest thanksgivings, and any celebration where the church gathers to dance forward with their gifts.