Ku Tashi Sai kuzo

"Ku Tashi Sai kuzo" is a warm, inviting Hausa Communion hymn that calls the faithful to the Lord's table. The title itself is a direct invitation to rise and come forward. During Mass, as the choir begins this piece, it sets a reverent yet encouraging tone for the congregation to approach the altar. The refrain reminds everyone that Jesus is the one calling ("Yesu yana kira"), offering His body as the true and perfect nourishment ("Abinci ne me kyau").

The verses guide the singer through a journey of adoration, repentance, and deep gratitude. We acknowledge Christ as the Prince of Peace and the Almighty ("Mai salama, mai iko") before asking Him to wash away our faults. By the time the choir reaches the third verse, the mood shifts to pure thanksgiving ("Godiya ni nake"), praising God for the gift of life.

Written by Onwubuya Charles and Okpebho Omogiade, the arrangement uses a steady, walking rhythm that perfectly matches the physical procession of Communion. The addition of a soaring descant in the final chorus elevates the invitation, leaving the congregation with a sense of joy and spiritual fulfillment as they return to their pews.