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Added Sep 29, 2025
Composer: Jude Nnam
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Format: Staff & Solfa
Language: Igbo
Pages: 7 pages

Kenye M Obi Di Ocha (ps. 51) by Jude Nnam — Lyrics

REFRAIN Kenye m obi di ocha Chineke. Osebuluwa, kenye m obi di ocha, O Chukwu. Anapukwana m Muo Gi di aso, arapukwana m nime njo, Nna. Kenye m obi di ocha, Chineke mo Chukwu o. VERSE 1 Meere m'ebere Chineke, n'obi oma Gi. N'ik'ebere Gi Chineke hichapu mnmehie m ga. Sachapu m'ocha, Chukwu, n'ikp'omuma diiri mo. Hichapu m njom mere Chukwu gbaghara, doo! Nna. VERSE 2
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About Kenye M Obi Di Ocha (ps. 51)

"Kenye M Obi Di Ocha" is a profound Igbo setting of Psalm 51, composed by Jude Nnam. The song is a direct plea for a clean heart, capturing the deep repentance and sorrow for sin that defines this beloved scriptural passage. In the choir loft, this piece is a staple during the Lenten season, offering a solemn and reflective mood that draws the congregation into a spirit of true contrition.

The verses walk through the psalmist's confession, asking God for mercy, cleansing with hyssop, and the grace of the Holy Spirit. Choirs often use this as a Responsorial Psalm, especially on Ash Wednesday or Lenten Sundays. The arrangement's gentle, pleading melody allows the different voice parts to blend in a unified cry for forgiveness, making it a moving experience for both the singers and the faithful attending Mass.