Prinx Emmanuel crowns God as King in “Amayanabo.” This post carries two recordings of the song: the newer single and an earlier version.
Amanyanabo is the title given to traditional kings among peoples of Rivers State and the Niger Delta. By calling God “Amayanabo,” Prinx Emmanuel honours Him with the highest royal title of the land, a fitting choice for an artist based in Port Harcourt.
Scripture gives Jesus an even greater title. Revelation 19:16 calls Him “King of kings and Lord of lords,” and 1 Timothy 6:15 describes God as “the blessed and only Ruler.” The song is a joyful salute to the King above every king.
The single runs for 2 minutes 51 seconds and the earlier version for 3 minutes 40 seconds. Listen to both and tell us which one you prefer.
Earthly kings are honoured with titles, palaces and processions, but their reigns come to an end. God's kingdom never ends, and He rules with justice and love. Honouring Him as King also means trusting His rule over our lives: our families, careers, finances and futures. As you listen, think of one area of your life you want to place under His rule. A prayer for today: King of kings, reign over every part of my life. I bow to You and trust Your rule. Amen.
Also known as Brother Nwachukwu, Prinx Emmanuel has been making music since 2016. He is a singer, songwriter, producer and sound engineer, and his songs are known for turning faith into celebration.
“Amayanabo” is a great fit for thanksgiving services, coronation-style praise moments and any celebration where you want to honour God as King.
Song details
Artist: Prinx Emmanuel
Song: Amayanabo
Genre: Afro-Gospel
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