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Song Description

“Gyara Ni Oh Ahaya” is a powerful and soul-stirring worship anthem that combines traditional African gospel rhythms with contemporary production. The title, which roughly translates from Hausa and/or other West African languages as “Mend Me, Oh Lord” or “Fix Me, Oh Ahaya/Yahweh,” is a heartfelt prayer for divine restoration, healing, and renewal.

Sir Brave’s emotive vocals soar over a rich tapestry of instrumentation, featuring driving percussion, melodic electric guitars, and the vibrant call-and-response choruses characteristic of authentic African praise. The song serves as a passionate plea to God to step into life’s broken places—spiritually, emotionally, and physically—to correct, purify, and bring about a powerful transformation.

The Message

The core message is one of humility and complete surrender. It acknowledges human frailty and the need for God’s continual intervention (“Gyara Ni”) while celebrating the overwhelming power and unwavering faithfulness of the Almighty (“Oh Ahaya”). It is an encouraging track that reminds listeners that no matter how far they’ve strayed or how broken they feel, God is always ready to restore them to wholeness.

ABOUT THE ARTIST AND THE SONG

My name is Saminu Yakubu formerly known as Sir Brave on stage.

I am Hausa by tribe formerly known as Maguzawa.

I held from Malamawa Hayin Pastor, Kafur LGA, Kastina State, Nigeria but my I reside in Makarfi LGA Kaduna state.

I had my Basic education and junior secondary school from Mount olives high school Kurmin-bi Zonkwa Zongon Kataf LGA Kaduna state.

Senior secondary school at Dagama legacy school Zaria kaduna state.

I studied Social development in shehu Idris institute of health and technology makarfi kaduna state.

I am a lover of music from childhood because I’m blessed with a beautiful voice to sing. Seeing the gift instill in me my parents advice me to join choir which I did and that’s my starting point.

Thanks to my parents Mr and Mrs Yakubu Yahaya for playing there roles as parents in my life, they support me when it’s comes to music with there last savings.

GYARANI OH AHAYAH.

Was first giving to me in my choir rehearsals in 2023 but not recorded till 2025.

Yes the song acknowledge who God is and what he does to his people from birth, he sustains air for every believer that we may breathe and live.

Then the chorus go deeper to ask in prayer that “AHAYAH” ( I am who I am or I will be who I will be) a Hebrew name of God in Exodus 3:14, then pray to “EBENIZER” the stone of help of all ages also a Hebrew name of God in 1. Samuel 7:12 and to “RABBONI” an Aramaic name or title to Jesus which means my teacher or my master in Mark 10:51. After every call to this attribute and names to God the song doesn’t ask for fame, money or materialistic things it’s only ask God to fix you and I ( GYARANI OH AHAYAH)

Then going down to stanza 2 it’s acknowledge God as the Alpha and Omega, then it’s entice one to surrender his life to Jesus to be fixed and be used and the last line prayed to God that let him make us an instrument of peace.

All this and more in this song and prayer.

May the Lord bless you as you listen and be blessed in Jesus name. Amen.

LYRICS

GYARANI OH AHAYAH

You are the source of my life, the air that I breath.

You are my God, the strength I need.

In all I do I need you, prepare me for your work.

Gani nan Oh!!! AHAYAH GYARANI.

CHORUS

Gyarani oh AHAYAH (I am who I am),

Gyarani EBENIZER (My stone of help),

Gyarani oh RABBONI (My Teacher).