OBI-EZE CHUKWU DI NSO
Staff & Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Consecration, Hymns
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OBI-EZE CHUKWU DI NSO by JUDE NNAM — Lyrics
About OBI-EZE CHUKWU DI NSO
"Obi-Eze Chukwu Di Nso" is a majestic entrance hymn composed by Jude Nnam. Drawing its inspiration from the biblical exclamation of Jacob at Bethel, the song captures the awe and reverence of stepping into the house of God. The melody is stately and grand, setting a tone of deep respect as the congregation gathers for worship.
Choirs often sing this piece as an Entrance song, especially on feast days or occasions that celebrate the church building itself, like a parish dedication. The verses lead the people in a collective act of surrender—asking for mercy, offering praise, and praying that their names be written in the book of life. It reminds everyone in the pews that the space they have entered is truly the gate of heaven.