EZI NWANNEM
Staff & Solfa Notation • Anthems, Celebrations, Non-Liturgical / Special Choir Arrangements
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EZI NWANNEM by DR. ANAELE ROMANUS F.C — Lyrics
About EZI NWANNEM
"Ezi Nwannem" (My Good Brother or Sister) is a heartfelt Igbo choral anthem composed by Dr. Anaele Romanus F.C. that centers on the priceless value of unity, family, and peace. Built around the profound proverb "Ezi nwanne ka oke akunuba" (Good brotherhood is greater than great wealth), the song serves as a gentle but powerful reminder that love and harmony among brethren outshine any material riches.
The piece unfolds with a warm, rhythmic call for everyone to live together with one heart ("Jir'otu obi biri n'udo"). As the music progresses, it touches on themes of forgiveness and reconciliation, urging the listener to calm their anger and forgive ("iwe gi dajuo gbaghara"). It is a deeply communal song, perfect for moments of thanksgiving, family harvests, or any gathering that celebrates the bond of community.
Choirs will find the arrangement rich in its message and vocal interplay. The composer dedicated this piece to his family and mentors, embedding a genuine spirit of respect and humility into the notes. When sung, it resonates deeply with congregations, echoing the truth that our greatest treasure is the love we share with one another.