MUNZO GARE KA
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MUNZO GARE KA by Jude Nnam — Lyrics
About MUNZO GARE KA
"Munzo Gare Ka" is a deeply reverent Hausa communion piece by Jude Nnam, capturing the awe of approaching the altar to receive the Eucharist. The refrain serves as a gentle but persistent call—"Munzo Ya Ubangiji munzo" (We come, O Lord, we come)—asking for God's blessing as the choir and congregation draw near to the "Sacramenti mai dadi" (the sweet Sacrament).
In the choir loft, this song is a wonderful choice for the Communion procession or during moments of Benediction and Adoration. The verses draw directly from the Bread of Life discourse, reminding the faithful that whoever comes to Christ will never hunger or thirst. Singing these words in Hausa brings a rhythmic, grounded solemnity to the Mass, wrapping the mystery of the Eucharist in a language of profound respect and devotion. Even though the provided score cuts off before the end of the second verse, the flowing solfa melody clearly shows Nnam's signature ability to blend indigenous Nigerian phrasing with rich liturgical worship.