Ɔdomankoma

"Ɔdomankoma" is a vibrant song of praise and thanksgiving that draws its energy from the driving rhythms of the Agbadza style. Composed by Newlove Kojo Annan, the piece is a joyful declaration of God's supreme power and endless grace. The title itself points to the Almighty, the Creator, and the Twi lyrics reflect a heart overflowing with gratitude for His mighty works.

In the choir loft, this piece comes alive during the Offertory or moments of general thanksgiving. The words move through the cycle of the day—from the breaking of dawn to the fall of night ("Adebɛkye... Adebɛsa")—acknowledging that every moment of peace, healing, and safe passage comes entirely from God's grace. As the voices layer together, they lift up a litany of praise: thanks, adoration, and blessings offered back to the Creator.

Singing "Ɔdomankoma" is an invitation for the whole congregation to join in a rhythmic, full-bodied celebration. The lively accompaniment gives the song a festive, communal spirit, making it a favorite for feast days and harvest thanksgivings where the church gathers to count its blessings.