Oji Oku N'eri Aja
Solfa Notation • Offertory Hymns, Entrance songs, Celebrations
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Oji Oku N'eri Aja by Chris Chiemena — Lyrics
About Oji Oku N'eri Aja
"Oji Oku N'eri Aja" is a vibrant Igbo song of praise and thanksgiving, composed by Chris Chiemena. The title, which evokes the image of "The One who consumes sacrifice with fire," immediately sets a tone of awe and reverence for God's power. It is a joyful acknowledgment of answered prayers and divine blessings, making it a favorite for moments of deep gratitude in the liturgy.
Choirs often sing this piece during the Offertory or as an Entrance hymn, especially on days of celebration and thanksgiving. The verses reflect a personal testimony of God's goodness—calling the people to bring good music, the *ogene* (metal gong), and great gifts to thank the Almighty. With its lively rhythm and call to bring offerings to the Lord, it naturally invites the congregation to join in the procession, dancing and bringing their own gifts to the altar.