
“Yesu De Ne” is a gospel phrase from West Africa (commonly used in Akan/Twi language).
Yesu = Jesus
De Ne (Deɛ Ne) = “is the one who…” or “He alone is…”
In a gospel or worship setting, “Yesu De Ne” expresses the truth that Jesus alone is the answer, the Savior, and the source of life.
It is often used to declare that:
- Jesus is the only way to salvation (John 14:6).
- Jesus is the one who saves, heals, and delivers.
- He alone deserves worship and trust.
- There is no other name greater than Jesus (Acts 4:12).
So spiritually, the phrase is a bold declaration of faith, saying:
- “Jesus is the One.”
- “Jesus alone is enough.”
- “Jesus is everything.”
In worship songs, it usually celebrates the power and supremacy of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

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