Adebukola Akinkunmi blesses the gospel scene with her inspiring new single “Aye Nla,” a song that exalts God’s greatness and celebrates His mighty works in our lives. With a blend of Yoruba and English lyrics, the track delivers a powerful message of gratitude, faith, and worship — reminding listeners of how big and limitless our God truly is.

Aye Nla combines soulful vocals, vibrant instrumentation, and deep spiritual reflection to create a worship experience that stirs the heart. Adebukola’s passionate delivery makes the song both uplifting and relatable, connecting deeply with anyone who has witnessed God’s hand at work in their life.

This beautiful piece is more than just music — it’s a declaration of praise. “Aye Nla” by Adebukola Akinkunmi encourages every believer to magnify the name of the Lord and celebrate His unfailing goodness. It’s a song you’ll want to keep on repeat as a daily reminder of God’s greatness.

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Lyrics: Aye Nla – Adebukola Akinkunmi

Aye nla, agbami okun
(This great world, a vast ocean)
Eni ‘ba ma luwe ja, a f’ owo mejeji di Jesu mu o
(Whoever would cross safely must hold Jesus with both hands)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)

Aye nla, agbami okun
(This great world, a vast ocean)
Eni ‘ba ma luwe ja, a f’ owo mejeji di Jesu mu o
(Whoever would cross safely must hold Jesus with both hands)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)

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B’ eniyan tile ri ibere
(Though man may see the beginning)
Ko mo ibere saju ibere
(He knows not what came before the beginning)
Jesu lo wi fun wa p’ ohun ni ibere ati opin
(Jesus told us He is the Beginning and the End)
Eni ti o ni sonu a tete tel’ eni m’ ona
(To escape the path of loss, one must follow He who knows the way)

B’ eniyan tile ri ibere
(Though man may see the beginning)
Ko mo ibere saju ibere
(He knows not what came before the beginning)
Jesu lo wi fun wa p’ ohun ni ibere ati opin
(Jesus told us He is the Beginning and the End)
Eni ti o ni sonu a tete tel’ eni m’ ona
(To escape the path of loss, one must follow He who knows the way)

Aye nla, agbami okun
(This great world, a vast ocean)
Eni ‘ba ma luwe ja, a f’ owo mejeji di Jesu mu o
(Whoever would cross safely must hold Jesus with both hands)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)

Amona wa ni Jesu e je ‘a tele
(Jesus is our guide, let us follow Him)
Oro to ‘kale lat’ enu ase, o di eniyan
(The Word that came forth by command became flesh)
Oro yi naa ni fitila ti n pa ona wa mo
(This Word is the lamp that lights our path)
Ka maa baa subu danu sinu okunkun
(So we do not stumble and fall into darkness)

Amona wa ni Jesu e je ‘a tele
(Jesus is our guide, let us follow Him)
Oro to ‘kale lat’ enu ase, o di eniyan
(The Word that came forth by command became flesh)
Oro yi naa ni fitila ti n pa ona wa mo
(This Word is the lamp that lights our path)
Ka maa baa subu danu sinu okunkun
(So we do not stumble and fall into darkness)

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Aye nla, agbami okun
(This great world, a vast ocean)
Eni ‘ba ma luwe ja, a f’ owo mejeji di Jesu mu o
(Whoever would cross safely must hold Jesus with both hands)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)

F’ owo mejeji d’ olugbala re mu
(Hold your Savior firmly with both hands)
O je di ro mo
(Cling and never let go)
Ma se gbe ‘nu okunkun wo imole, ko ma ba sina
(Do not live in darkness lest you miss the Way)
To r’ eni ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)

F’ owo mejeji d’ olugbala re mu
(Hold your Savior firmly with both hands)
O je di ro mo
(Cling and never let go)
Ma se gbe ‘nu okunkun wo imole, ko ma ba sina
(Do not live in darkness lest you miss the Way)
To r’ eni ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)

Aye nla, agbami okun
(This great world, a vast ocean)
Eni ‘ba ma luwe ja, a f’ owo mejeji di Jesu mu o
(Whoever would cross safely must hold Jesus with both hands)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)

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Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)
Mase se mi l’ohun alopati, Alase Imole mo be o
(Do not count me among the forsaken, Master of Light, I plead)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)
Mase se mi l’ ohun ikose, n’ile re o Oluwa
(Cause me not to be a stumbling block in Your house, O Lord)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)
Mu mi la okun ja, ki n de ‘le ologo Baba mi
(Carry me across the sea, that I may reach my Father’s glorious home)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)
Ki n fi gbogbo aye mi fe o, ololufe otito
(That I may love You with my whole life, True Beloved)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)

(Aye nla) Aye nla, agbami okun
(This great world, a vast ocean)
Eni ‘ba ma luwe ja, a f’ owo mejeji di Jesu mu o
(Whoever would cross safely must hold Jesus with both hands)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)

Aye nla, agbami okun
(This great world, a vast ocean)
Eni ‘ba ma luwe ja, a f’ owo mejeji di Jesu mu o
(Whoever would cross safely must hold Jesus with both hands)
Eni ‘ba ma ye, a so ‘ra re mo ‘gi iye
(Whoever would live must cling to the Tree of Life)