Wene Nuvwe Ghogho

"Wene Nuvwe Ghogho" is a vibrant Urhobo song of thanksgiving and invitation. The title translates to "Come and rejoice with me," setting a tone of communal celebration and gratitude. In the choir loft, this piece brings an immediate lift to the liturgy, driven by its rhythmic solfa arrangement and joyful call-and-response structure.

Choirs often sing this during the Offertory or as an Entrance hymn, times in the Mass when the congregation is called to actively join in thanksgiving. The verses speak of bringing everything to the "Ogburu rode" (the Mighty God) and asking for His mercy, while the refrain is a pure, infectious invitation to praise. It moves the faithful because it captures the essence of Nigerian Catholic worship: we do not come to God alone, but invite our brothers and sisters to share in our joy.