Music

Hakuna Matata – Pastor Joseph Obeya

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5 years ago

June 19, 2021

Kstereo

Pastor Joseph Obeya is a lover of God and an ardent preacher of the word of God. He is also a worshipper, praiser of God, prolific song writer and singer. Over time, these qualities continue to metamorphose and translate into unfeigned deeper and deeper relationship with God. He is a product of dozens and divers impartation. The grace and passion to sing came into full swing and greater manifestation when he was imparted over twenty years ago.
Hakuna Matata is a Swahili language phrase meaning “no troubles”, “take it easy” and “no worries”. The song is a song of hope and comfort for someone who is hurt or down, that God is in control and things will always get better with God as expressed in Philippians 4:6.
You can never be down playing and dancing to Hakuna Matata.
Pastor Joseph Obeya holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the prestigious University of Jos, Nigeria and MBA Human Resources Management. He is married to Mrs Lilian Amarachukwu and their marriage is blessed with Godly children to the Glory of God. He is widely travelled and has a very good sense of humour. Someone said “you can never meet Pastor Joseph Obeya and not return smiling and laughing”.

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Lyrics: Pastor Joseph Obeya – Hakuna Matata (No Worries)

HAKUNA MATATA
Hakuna Matata is a Swahili phrase for No Worries….
Hakuna e hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna e hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna e hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna Matata hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna Matata hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna Matata hey,
hakuna Matata ha.

In all your troubles,
I come to say don’t worry.
In all your sickness,
I come to say don’t worry.
In all your failures,
I come to say don’t worry.
I come to say don’t worry, our God is in control.
I come to say don’t worry, your God is in control.
I come to say don’t worry, my God is in control.

Hakuna e hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna e hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna e hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna Matata hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna Matata hey,
hakuna Matata ha.
Hakuna Matata hey,
hakuna Matata ha.

In all your pressures,
I come to say no problem.
In all your labours,
I come to say no problem.
In all your worries,
I come to say don’t worry.
When God is in control, the storm is all over.
Don’t worry just be happy,
Don’t worry just be
happy.