THIS KIND GOD

"This Kind God" by Genesis Nimze is a lively, straightforward song of praise that moves seamlessly between Hausa and Nigerian Pidgin. Written for the COCIN Choir in Shendam, it carries the vibrant, rhythmic energy typical of Northern Nigerian choral celebrations. The opening lines declare God's unmatched holiness and power ("Allah Tsarkine babu kamarsa"), setting up a bright, declarative mood right from the first beat.

It is perfect for thanksgiving, recessional, or general praise moments during worship. The transition into the familiar Pidgin refrain—"This kind God another one no dey at all"—invites the whole congregation to join in. It is the kind of piece that gets the choir swaying and the church clapping, celebrating the absolute uniqueness and sovereignty of God in a language that feels close to home.