[Music + Video] Jigidem – Grace Efobi Ft. Rheta Ritche

Gospel music minister, Grace Efobi has unveiled her latest single, “Jigidem“, meaning “Keep holding me” in Igbo, a song that speaks to the steadfast love and goodness of God.

Featuring the melodious vocals of songstress Rheta Ritche, “Jigidem” combines deep spiritual reflection with a sound that inspires worship and trust in God.

The audio is now available for download, and the music video is out on YouTube. Be sure to experience this masterpiece of worship and share the message of hope with others.

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Lyrics: Jigidem By Grace Efobi Ft. Rheta Ritche

Onye Oma,
(The good one)
I na-ebuni isi m elu,
(You lift up my head)
Ogwo oria,
(The Healer)
I na-emere m ihe jurum anya,
(You amaze me with your acts)

Tukwasi obi,
(Trust in Him)
O ga-emere gi ya ooo,
(He will do it for you),
Nwanne m kenee Ya,
(Beloved thank Him),
Oge n’ile,

(Always)
Jigide m,
(Keep holding me)
Agu na-eche mba
(The Guarding Lion),
O me O Kachi e,
(Never tired of doing good),
O nolu ihe nolu Enyi,

(You swallowed what swallowed an Elephant),
Ogodo mkpuchi oto,
(The Cloth that covers nakedness),
Ezi Chi m,
(My good God),
Ibu Chioma na-eme mma,

(You are the good God that does good)
Odighi Onye dika Gi,
(There’s no one like you),
Idi mma, Eze ndi eze,

(You are good indeed, King of kings)
Okaka, Okaka, Chim ooo,
(My Mighty Mighty God)
Odighi Onye dika Gi
(No one is like You),
Oge n’ile,
(Always)
Amama amasi-amasi,
(The all knowing that can never be fully known),
Ekwueme, Ekwueme,
(He who does what He says),
M ga-apara Halleluyah apara,
(I will carry Halleluyah),

Wee jawa Chineke mma,
(To praise God),
O ga-aza gi, n’oge ya,
(He will answer you in His time)
(Isi iyi nke ndu),
(The Fountain of life)
(O kwere nkwa, O mezu e ya),
(He who keeps His promise),

(Idi mma n’oge n’ile),
(You are always good),
(Tobe Ya, Tobe Ya, Tobe Ya, jaa ya mama),
(Praise Him Praise Him, Thank Him)
(Ekwueme),

(You do what you say)
(Onye na-ebuli nwaogbenye elu),
(He who lifts the poor)
(Nwanne m tukwasi Ya obi)…
(Beloved, trust Him).