ONYE BU EZE EBUBE?
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Palm Sunday, Hymns
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ONYE BU EZE EBUBE? by Chris N. Oji — Lyrics
About ONYE BU EZE EBUBE?
"Onye Bu Eze Ebube?" is a triumphant Igbo setting of Psalm 24, asking the ancient scriptural question: "Who is the King of Glory?" Chris N. Oji captures the majesty of this moment, building a choral piece that feels both regal and deeply welcoming. The melody calls on the faithful to open their hearts and lift up the ancient gates so that the Lord of Hosts may enter.
In the choir loft, this piece shines brightest during Entrance processions or on feasts like Palm Sunday and Christ the King. The arrangement moves from a bold, questioning refrain into verses that declare God's might, calling Him "Dike ọgụ n'agha" (the mighty warrior in battle). As the voices layer and rise on the command to "litenu elu" (lift up), the congregation's spirit lifts with them, making ready a place for the Lord.