Bofi (come and eat) is an Ijaw language song composed suitably for Communion. Bofi simply means ‘come and eat’. Suitable for communion choral humn in solfa notation.
Please next time give credit to the real composer. It is not a Jude Nnam composition. It’s an Ijaw song composed by Dr. Kevin Kiridi of Niger-Delta University. He is still alive please. The effect of this mistake is that Jude Nnam’s reharmonization of the song is being misinterpreted as the true version and so his reading of it also as Such. The pronunciation of the words are quite incorrect too as a result. Ijaw words pronounced like some other Nigerian tribe. It’s not very cool. But good efforts at promoting liturgical music I must say. So kudos to you @Vinclefmusic. You just got a new subscriber
Nice one, keep it coming.
Nice rendition.
Nice conducting.
Quite a suitable hymn for this part of the Mass.
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Please next time give credit to the real composer. It is not a Jude Nnam composition. It’s an Ijaw song composed by Dr. Kevin Kiridi of Niger-Delta University. He is still alive please. The effect of this mistake is that Jude Nnam’s reharmonization of the song is being misinterpreted as the true version and so his reading of it also as Such. The pronunciation of the words are quite incorrect too as a result. Ijaw words pronounced like some other Nigerian tribe. It’s not very cool. But good efforts at promoting liturgical music I must say. So kudos to you @Vinclefmusic. You just got a new subscriber
This song is originally by Kevin Kiridi not Jude Nnam