Enoyaemwan Orore Osuohuan Mwen

"Enoyaemwan Orore Osuohuan Mwen" is a choral setting of Psalm 23 in the Edo language. The title carries the comforting opening declaration, "The Lord is my shepherd." The piece moves through the familiar scriptural imagery of the psalm—green pastures, still waters, and the valley of the shadow of death—rendered with the rhythmic and harmonic warmth typical of Nigerian choral music.

The arrangement features a rich four-part texture that eventually gives way to a soaring soprano solo, creating a deeply personal moment of reflection before the choir rejoins. Choirs often turn to this piece for moments of comfort, trust, and thanksgiving, making it highly suitable for the Responsorial Psalm, Communion, or as a reflective anthem during worship. Its gentle, reassuring tone reminds the congregation of God's unfailing guidance and protection.