Lee Nu Ulo Osebuluwa
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Psalms, Hymns
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Lee Nu Ulo Osebuluwa by Orjih Valentine — Lyrics
About Lee Nu Ulo Osebuluwa
"Lee Nu Ulo Osebuluwa" is a vibrant Igbo entrance hymn that draws its inspiration from Psalm 122. The song captures the joy and anticipation of the faithful as they process into the house of God, marveling at the beauty and unshakeable foundation of His sanctuary, which the lyrics compare to Mount Zion.
For a Nigerian Catholic choir, this piece is an excellent choice for a call to worship. The opening solo sets a tone of awe, inviting the congregation to behold the Lord's dwelling, before the full choir joins in a lively, rhythmic refrain. The later sections build into a powerful praise of God's majesty, calling Him the King of Kings and the mighty warrior ("Odogwu") who constantly watches over His people. Its energetic tempo and engaging structure make it an uplifting way to begin the Mass, gathering the congregation in a spirit of gladness.