Me de se K'oyovwe (P.O.F)

There is a special kind of quiet confidence that settles over the church during the intercessions, and "Me de se K'oyovwe" captures that feeling perfectly. Sung in Urhobo, this short response for the Prayer of the Faithful is built on absolute trust. The melody is gentle and steady, giving the congregation a reassuring anchor after each spoken prayer. In the choir loft, it requires very little force to sing; its power comes from the sincerity of the voices blending together.

The words themselves are a direct declaration of faith: when I call, He answers; when I ask, He gives. As the choir leads the repeated phrases—echoing "yovwe" across the harmony parts—it reinforces the certainty that God is listening to His people. It is a simple, deeply comforting way to bind the community's petitions together, turning our individual requests into a shared song of reliance on Oghene.