OBI-EZE CHUKWU DI NSO
Staff & Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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OBI-EZE CHUKWU DI NSO by JUDE NNAM — Lyrics
About OBI-EZE CHUKWU DI NSO
"Obieze Chukwu Di Nso" is a majestic entrance hymn by Jude Nnam that sets a tone of profound reverence as the congregation gathers for Mass. The refrain immediately establishes a sense of awe with the words "Ebe a bu ebe di egwu!" (This is an awesome place!), reminding the faithful that they are stepping into the holy house of God, the very gateway to heaven.
For the choir, the SATB refrain offers a rich, full-bodied sound that fills the church, while the verses provide a more reflective, melodic space to express the community's intentions. As the verses progress, the lyrics guide us through the reasons we gather: to bow down before the Almighty, to offer fitting thanks, and to ask God to hear our prayers and write our names in the book of life.
It is a wonderful piece to process to, grounding everyone in the sacredness of the liturgy right from the opening notes. The recurring line at the end of each verse, "Anyi biara n'obi Gi Chukwu" (We have come to your dwelling, God), serves as a gentle, unifying reminder of our purpose before the choir swells back into the triumphant refrain.