WAHAYI NA JIRAN LOKACINSA
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WAHAYI NA JIRAN LOKACINSA by Gabriel E. Chori — Lyrics
About WAHAYI NA JIRAN LOKACINSA
"Wahayi Na Jiran Lokacinsa" is a deeply encouraging Hausa choral piece that brings the words of the Prophet Habakkuk to life. Drawing directly from Habakkuk 2:1-3, the song captures the prophet’s resolve as he takes his stand at the watchtower, waiting for the Lord's answer to the cries of the world. The verses beautifully narrate this divine dialogue, leading to God’s clear instruction: write the vision down plainly on tablets, so that whoever reads it may run with it.
For a choir, this song is a wonderful anthem of patience and steadfast faith. We often bring it out when the congregation needs a reminder of God's perfect timing. The refrain anchors the piece with a powerful promise—that even if the vision seems to delay, it is waiting for its appointed time and will certainly come to pass without fail.
Singing this piece feels like delivering a direct message of hope from the choir loft. The natural rhythm of the Hausa text gives the melody a steady, marching momentum, perfectly matching the theme of standing firm. It is an ideal choice for services focused on trust, divine promises, and looking forward to the fulfillment of God's word.