"Rhie 'Kponmwen n'Osalobua"

"Rhie 'Kponmwen n'Osalobua" is a vibrant Edo song of thanksgiving that calls the entire congregation to lift their voices in gratitude. The title itself is a direct invitation to "give thanks to God," and the music reflects the deep, rhythmic joy of a community recognizing God's goodness. In parishes across Edo State and beyond, this piece naturally finds its home during the Offertory or Thanksgiving procession, where the choir leads the people forward with energetic praise.

The lyrics are a profound declaration of faith and gratitude. The choir sings "Kponmwosalobua vbe mwin hia ne ru nima," thanking God for everything He has done for us. As the piece progresses, it acknowledges Jesus Christ as the Savior ("Jesu Christi no do mi ma fan") and reminds the faithful that God's power is limitless with the phrase "obosa e kere", meaning God's hand is never too small to bless or save.

Singing this anthem brings a distinct warmth to the church. The repeating calls to praise God at all times ("vbe'ghe hia") build a momentum that is hard to resist. It is the kind of song that gets the congregation swaying in the pews, uniting everyone in a shared expression of joy and absolute reliance on God's unending grace.