Osa Se N'aga
Staff & Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Offertory Hymns, Holy Trinity, Hymns
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Osa Se N'aga by Ezomo John O — Lyrics
About Osa Se N'aga
"Osa Se N'aga" is a vibrant Edo thanksgiving and praise song that calls the entire congregation to come forward and offer their gratitude to God. With its lively rhythm and rich harmonies, it is a favorite for the Offertory procession or as an Entrance hymn, setting a tone of joyful reverence as the people gather to worship. The title itself reminds us that God is truly worthy of our service and praise, inviting everyone to bring their thanks to the altar.
The arrangement by Ezomo John O. beautifully weaves together full choir sections with expressive solos and duets. After a rousing chorus, the first verse invokes the Holy Trinity—God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit ("Osa n'Ẹrha, Osa n'Ọmọ, k'Ẹrinmwin nọhuarẹn"). A special soprano duet and a resonant baritone solo add deep texture to the piece, allowing different voices in the choir loft to lead the church in acknowledging God's unending goodness and protection in our lives.