Mike Jiru We
Solfa Notation • Hymns, Celebrations, Offertory Hymns, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns
Subscribed as
Want Sunday picks sent to another address too?
Your choir should not be left out in what's trending
Sunday mass selections, psalms, and trending songs in your area — straight to your inbox.
Mike Jiru We by Rownick Enebeli — Lyrics
About Mike Jiru We
"Mike Jiru We" is a majestic Urhobo song of praise and thanksgiving that lifts the heart in pure adoration. From its opening declaration of praise to God the King ("Ovie me") and Saviour ("Osivwi me"), the piece invites the entire congregation to kneel and offer their highest worship. The melody builds with a joyful, rhythmic energy, layering voices in a vibrant expression of gratitude for God's goodness.
Choirs often bring this piece to life during the Offertory procession or as a rousing Recessional hymn. The arrangement features dynamic solos and a driving ostinato that give it a deeply celebratory feel. As the song reaches its climax, it transitions beautifully into the Urhobo translation of the Glory Be ("Urinrin dia k'Ose v'Omo v'Erhio fuato"), grounding this exuberant cultural expression of faith in the universal prayer of the Church.