K`ANYI JEBE
Staff & Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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K`ANYI JEBE by Nwuba Emmanuel Frank — Lyrics
About K`ANYI JEBE
"K`anyi Jebe" (Let us go) is a vibrant, rhythmic Entrance song composed by Emmanuel-Frank Nwuba. Drawing from the beloved text of Psalm 122 ("I rejoiced when I heard them say..."), it calls the congregation to process into the house of the Lord with gladness.
The piece seamlessly blends English, Igbo, and a touch of Nigerian Pidgin. The choir opens with an inviting call to worship, urging everyone to step forward ("ngwa zọzọ muje"). As the verses unfold, the song builds a picture of the heavenly Jerusalem, a place where the children of God gather.
What makes this arrangement especially delightful for Nigerian choirs is its infectious energy. The final section breaks into a joyful, highlife-inspired groove, with the singers exclaiming "my heart dey do me tininini" — perfectly capturing the physical thrill and anticipation of entering God's presence. It is an excellent choice for beginning Sunday Mass or any major festive celebration on a high, celebratory note.