“Ejim Gi Mere Nna” by Obi Igwe and The Good Friends is a timeless Igbo Christian song that carries a deep message of reliance on God as a loving and caring Father. Hailing from the album “Ama Onye Bu Onye,” this song has been a source of inspiration for many over the years.

The title, “Ejim Gi Mere Nna,” translates to “You Are My Father” in English. The lyrics express a profound sense of dependence on God, especially in times of trouble. The lines “Ejirim gi mere nna, Ejirim gi mere nna” emphasize the repetition for emphasis, reinforcing the personal and intimate relationship between the singer and God as a father figure.

The phrase “mgbe umu uwa na esogbu mu, gosi ha ibu nna mu o” translates to “when the world troubles me, show them you are my father.” This conveys the plea for divine intervention and protection in the face of life’s challenges. The song’s message resonate with listeners who find solace and strength in their faith, trusting in God’s fatherly care.

Being part of the album “Ama Onye Bu Onye,” the song have been popular among Igbo Christian communities and beyond, contributing to worship experiences and spiritual reflection. The use of traditional Igbo musical elements combined with Christian lyrics creates a unique blend that is both culturally rich and spiritually uplifting.