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Language: English, Igbo, Yoruba, Edo, Efik, Ijaw, Urhobo
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National Medley by Momoh Valentine MVP — Lyrics

Jesu Ovie, Jesu Christi Ovie Chukwu iyu furu oh, iyu furu Onye Wenye kele e Kabiyesi re o lo dumare Oba a jiki Ibare Olodu mare Osan Omama se o! Bianu k'anyi je zo zo mu je Biko soro mo! mu je Let us go and celebrate Let us celebrate Ene do kpe, Ene do kpe lu lu lu lu lu lu Eh! Ene do kpe Ene do kpe Boom Boom Boom Boom Urinto yitse se gbe A ya to ritse se gbe ne Ene do kpe Etanwun Etanwun Ybede ne re Abio ba ni mahia O, mwanamwan O gio fure E nie, ken ne kpata ki no O ma Kavba wa, ario boghe khiamalan Ofo Oh! Ogheghe Ogheghe no Eh! Ogheghe no Ogheghe no Eh! Ogheghe no Emuanta no oh, Emuanta no oh, Emuanta Eh! Mhia rie kpon wen ne Baba we se no hu O do vbu ni ma hia O riokpaigbe Ogheghe no
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About National Medley

"National Medley" is a vibrant, multi-lingual choral arrangement created to celebrate the diverse cultural expressions of Nigerian praise. Originally compiled and arranged for the 2022 National Sports Festival in Delta State, this expansive piece weaves together beloved worship choruses from across the country into a single, continuous anthem of thanksgiving.

The medley takes the choir and congregation on a musical journey through several indigenous languages. It opens with the Urhobo reverence of "Jesu Ovie" before transitioning into energetic Igbo, Yoruba, and Edo praises, including familiar refrains like "Kabiyesi" and "Rhiekponmwen Baba." As the piece progresses, it embraces the Ijaw/Kalabari melodies of "Tamuno Oribime" and the Efik gratitude of "Amanam Obong," finally culminating in a grand, unified Igbo prayer, "Nna anyi no zi n'elu igwe."

Choirs often turn to comprehensive medleys like this for cultural Sundays, harvest thanksgivings, and national celebrations. By bringing together so many different ethnic expressions of faith—complete with shifting rhythms and dynamic vocal entries—the arrangement reflects a unified voice of worship. It invites everyone in the congregation to hear their own language lifted up in praise while joining in the joyful songs of their neighbors.