SHI NE UBANGIJI.
Solfa Notation • Anthems, Hymns, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns, Sacred songs
Subscribed as
Want Sunday picks sent to another address too?
Your choir should not be left out in what's trending
Sunday mass selections, psalms, and trending songs in your area — straight to your inbox.
SHI NE UBANGIJI. by Roy G — Lyrics
About SHI NE UBANGIJI.
"Shi ne Ubangiji" is a vibrant Hausa choral anthem that declares the supreme kingship and saving power of Jesus Christ. The title translates to "He is the Lord," a central theme that echoes throughout the piece as the choir repeatedly proclaims Him as *Mai Cetonmu* (Our Savior) and *Sarkin sarakuna* (King of kings).
Written with a highly rhythmic and energetic structure, the arrangement builds momentum through its engaging repetitions—most notably the driving "Shi ne" sections that anchor the melody. As the verses unfold, the song calls on all people of the earth (*Yaku mutane duniya duka*) to come and praise His name, reminding the congregation that Christ reigns forever in heaven.
In the context of Nigerian Catholic worship, this piece is a magnificent choice for the feast of Christ the King, Thanksgiving processions, or as a joyful Recessional hymn. Its lively tempo and triumphant lyrics naturally uplift the spirit, inviting the entire church to join in a grand, unified chorus of praise to the Lord of all the earth.