Kele Ya
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Offertory Hymns, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns, Hymns
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Kele Ya by Okoli Izuchukwu Chinedu (Flavor) — Lyrics
About Kele Ya
“Kele Ya” is a lively, rhythmic Igbo song of thanksgiving and praise. The title itself is a direct call to “Thank Him,” and the lyrics expand on this by urging the choir and congregation to offer God their gratitude, praise, and a resounding “Hallelujah.” It reminds the faithful that God is the giver of life, the good Lord of heaven, and the supreme creator of the world who deserves our unceasing thanks.
In the context of the Mass, this piece is a natural fit for the Offertory or as a Recessional hymn. Its upbeat tempo and call-and-response structure make it perfect for moments when the congregation is actively moving, bringing their gifts to the altar, or dancing out of the church with joy. The verses touch on everyday blessings—like waking up in the morning and thanking God in all circumstances, whether good or bad—making it a deeply relatable and uplifting song for Nigerian Catholic choirs.