Gabriel Eziashi - Aka Jehovah Lyrics
Lyrics
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah meme nma
Olu ebube ya
Nke nerughari nebe'm no
Isi iyi nke ndu
Nke nadighi ata ata
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah meme nam
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah meme nma
Olu ebube ya
Nke nerughari nebe'm no
Isi iyi nke ndu
Nke nadighi ata ata
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah meme nam
Jehovah muoo...
Daddy bi nelu igwe
Ogodo ye nakpu nala
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah meme nma
Olu ebube ya
Nke nerughari nebe'm no
Isi iyi nke ndu
Nke nadighi ata ata
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah meme nam
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah meme nma
Olu ebube ya
Nke nerughari nebe'm no
Isi iyi nke ndu
Nke nadighi ata ata
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah meme nam
Daddy muooo
Onye neme nma
Ngi bu chi muoo...
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah neme nma
Onye uku
(Aka aka ya aka Jehovah meme nma)
Onye Isi
(Aka aka ya aka Jehovah meme nma)
Daddy nakwa uzo ekene dili aha gioo...
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah neme nma
Aka nakpu nwa
Aka nenye ndu
Daddy neme nma oh oh...
Aka aka ya
Aka Jehovah neme nma
Onyenwem
Onyenwem
Onyenwem
Jehovah muoo...
Aka Jehovah meme nma
Olu ebube ya nke nerughari nebe'm no
Isi iyi nke ndu nke nadighi ata ata
Aka aka ya aka Jehovah meme nam
Video
Gabriel Eziashi - Aka Jehovah (Music Video)
Meaning & Inspiration
Gabriel Eziashi's powerful single, "Aka Jehovah," released in 2014 as part of the "Aka Jehovah - Single" collection, is a profound declaration of faith and adoration centered on the omnipresent and life-giving hand of God. The song, sung predominantly in Igbo, masterfully articulates the profound belief that Jehovah's hand is ever-present, benevolent, and the source of all miracles and sustenance. The core message of "Aka Jehovah" is an unwavering affirmation of God's power and His intimate involvement in the lives of His people. The repeated phrase "Aka Jehovah meme nma" translates to "The hand of Jehovah is good to me," immediately setting a tone of deep gratitude and personal testimony. This isn't just a general acknowledgment of God's power; it's a deeply personal experience of His goodness and favor.
The lyrics delve into the nature of this divine hand, describing it as the source of wonderful works ("Olu ebube ya") that continuously reach the singer wherever they are ("Nke nerughari nebe'm no"). This speaks to the omnipresence of God, a concept echoed throughout Scripture. Isaiah 41:10 reassures us, "So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." Eziashi’s song captures this very essence, portraying God’s hand as a constant, supportive force, always within reach, no matter the circumstance. Furthermore, the song identifies this hand as "Isi iyi nke ndu / Nke nadighi ata ata," meaning "the spring of life / that does not dry up." This imagery powerfully connects to the biblical understanding of God as the ultimate source of life and unending provision, much like Jesus described himself in John 4:14: "But whoever drinks from the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life." The "spring of life that does not dry up" is a vivid representation of God's inexhaustible grace and the everlasting life He offers.
The later verses and ad-libs, with phrases like "Daddy bi nelu igwe" (Daddy lives in heaven) and "Ogodo ye nakpu nala" (His garment falls upon the land), further amplify the song's message of divine sovereignty and blessing. The invocation of "Daddy" highlights an intimate, relational aspect of faith, portraying God not just as a powerful ruler but as a loving Father. This familiarity is a hallmark of Christian devotion, recognizing God's caring nature and His desire to provide for His children. The idea of His garment falling upon the land suggests a tangible outpouring of His presence and blessings, a divine covering that brings peace and prosperity. This resonates with the prophetic promise in Isaiah 58:11: "The Lord will guide you always, he will satisfy your needs in a sun-scorched land and will strengthen your bones. You will be like a watered garden, like a spring of water, whose waters never fail." "Aka Jehovah" is a compelling musical offering that encourages listeners to reflect on the tangible evidence of God's hand in their lives – His protective covering, His unending provision, and His life-giving power – urging a posture of continuous gratitude and reliance on Him.