Oke R' Inone Na
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Oke R' Inone Na by Jude Enebeli — Lyrics
About Oke R' Inone Na
"Oke R' Inone Na" is a vibrant Urhobo call to worship, perfectly suited for the Entrance procession or as a lively thanksgiving piece. The opening verse rings out with a clear invitation to the choir and congregation: "Imoni me wa yanrhe we jir'Oghene" (My brethren, come let us praise God). It sets a tone of communal joy, urging everyone to gather, bring their thanks, and proclaim the name of the Creator.
As the song unfolds, the verses deepen into a beautiful prayer for the community. The singers ask for a new life ("akpo kpokpo"), lasting peace ("ifwoma"), and the grace of the Holy Spirit to sanctify their work and their offerings ("ru'ema r'avware fon"). With its rhythmic solfa arrangement and uplifting refrain, this piece brings a wonderful energy to Sunday Mass, preparing the hearts of the faithful to stand before God and serve Him always.