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Added Sep 28, 2025
Composer: Uchechi Inyama
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Format: Solfa
Language: Igbo
Pages: 2 pages

OBIM JUPUTARA NA ONU by Uchechi Inyama — Lyrics

CHORUS Obim nile juputara na onu Obim nenw'onu nebe onuru Si kanyi ganu n'ulon Nso ke Chineke ukwu I biawo n'ulon ke Chineke nwannem eh Onu juru m'obi a biawom n'ulo Chukwu Ulon ke eji ri ot'edo wu O bukwa n'ulahu kanyi noni me ya VERSE Anyi nayo gi Chukwuoma gozie anyi nile biara n'itu gi Chukwuoma gozie anyi nile biara n'itu gi Chukwuoma gozie anyi nile biara n'itu gi Chukwuoma gozie anyi nile biara n'itu gi Chineke mimela ebi mere kam udindu nala ndi di ndu
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About OBIM JUPUTARA NA ONU

“Obim Juputara Na Onu” is a lively and uplifting Igbo entrance hymn that captures the pure joy of gathering in the house of God. The title translates to “My heart is full of joy,” setting the tone for a procession filled with gratitude and celebration. The lyrics express the gladness of arriving at the sanctuary of the great God, inviting fellow believers to join in the journey to His holy dwelling.

Choirs typically sing this piece as the priest and ministers process to the altar, using its energetic rhythm to wake up the congregation and draw them into the spirit of the Mass. The verses include a prayer for God’s blessing on everyone who has come to worship, asking the good Lord to grant them life and inner joy.

The score also includes a short, beautiful section designated for the Prayer of the Faithful, titled “Songi Chineke.” This part shifts to a more reflective mood, declaring that God is the only one we have in this world and our ultimate helper in times of need. Together, the entrance hymn and the intercessory response provide a complete musical offering that moves from exuberant praise to deep, trusting prayer.