Daukaka Ga Allah

"Daukaka Ga Allah" is a vibrant Hausa setting of the Gloria, composed by Abel Obaje. Sung during the introductory rites of the Mass, this piece allows Hausa-speaking congregations to lift their voices in the ancient hymn of praise. The title translates to "Glory to God," capturing the joyful adoration that defines this moment in the Catholic liturgy.

The arrangement is structured with a recurring choral refrain and four distinct verses that walk through the traditional text of the Gloria. Choirs will appreciate the steady, rhythmic flow of the solfa notation, which builds a strong sense of communal worship. It is especially fitting for festive Sunday Masses, solemnities, and major feast days where the Gloria is sung with full vigor.