What are the lyrics of Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya by Jude Nnam?

“Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya” begins: Ụwa n'ile too Chineke,… Read the full lyrics on ChoirPDFs.

Who composed Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya?

Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya was composed by Jude Nnam.

What language is Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya sung in?

Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya is sung in Igbo.

Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya by Jude Nnam — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya by Jude Nnam — Lyrics

REFRAIN Ụwa n'ile too Chineke, tobe Chineke n'ebe nso ya. Chineke Nna n'ebe nso ya, K'anyị jeenụ nye ya efufe, too Chineke Nna n'ebe nso ya, jaa ya mma n'ugwu n'ebe nso ya, nye ya, too ya n'ebe nso ya. Ihe n'ile kere eke dị n'ụwa, too nụ ya. VERSE 1 Ị dị ngọzi, Chineke kere eligwe n'ụwa n'ile,

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About Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya

"Too Chineke N'ebe Nso Ya" is a vibrant and majestic call to worship by Jude Nnam. Sung in Igbo, the words invite the faithful to praise God in His holy sanctuary. The piece is widely beloved by Nigerian Catholic choirs, often serving as a powerful Entrance hymn that gathers the congregation and lifts their hearts toward the altar. Its joyful, rhythmic progression sets a tone of reverence and celebration right from the opening notes.

The lyrics center on giving God the glory due to His name, acknowledging Him as the Creator of heaven and earth and the Lord of heavenly hosts. As the choir moves through the verses, they sing of His blessings and the wonders of His creation, culminating in a resounding call for all things to praise Him. The brief, reverent invocation of "Osebruwa" at the end of the first pass adds a deep cultural resonance, making it an uplifting piece for Sunday Mass and festive celebrations.