A Tẹko Mi Kwugbo Ọjọ
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About A Tẹko Mi Kwugbo Ọjọ
"A Tẹko Mi Kwugbo Ọjọ" is a vibrant Igala song of trust and assurance, drawing its inspiration directly from Psalm 121. The title translates to "My help comes from God," setting a tone of absolute reliance on the Creator. Omaye Isaac composed this piece with a joyful, rhythmic energy that invites the congregation to lift their voices in faith, acknowledging God as the maker of heaven and earth ("Ọjọ ki ny'ẹfọjale kpai ilẹ chaka").
Written with a special dedication to the Idah Catholic Diocesan Choir Council in Kogi State, the arrangement opens with a unison declaration before expanding into full four-part harmony. The verses allow the choir to express personal devotion, promising to praise and thank God at all times. In the liturgy, this piece serves beautifully as an Entrance or Offertory hymn, carrying the faithful forward with the comforting reminder that their ultimate support comes from the Almighty.