Osa Sẹ Ná Gā

"Osa Sẹ Ná Gā" is a vibrant Edo song of praise that calls the entire congregation to their feet. The title reminds us that God is truly worthy of our worship and service. Right from the opening chorus, the choir invites everyone to come forward and give thanks, making it a natural choice for a lively Offertory procession. When the instruments start and the choir raises that first call, you can almost see the church aisles filling with people bringing their gifts.

The verses are structured as a warm call-and-response, allowing a soloist to lead while the rest of the voices anchor the harmony. The lyrics walk through a prayer of gratitude to the Holy Trinity—thanking God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit for the blessings they have poured into our lives. Singing "urugse vb'e gbima hia" is a shared acknowledgment of God's goodness, turning the choir's melody into a deeply personal prayer for every person in the pews.