[Music + Video] Aka Yah – Emmy Odunze

Gospel music minister, Emmy Odunze has unleashed a powerful wave of praise with his latest single, “Aka Ya,” meaning “Hand Of God” in Igbo, a prominent language in Nigeria.

With eye-catching visuals directed by the esteemed Director Enman and production by the talented Willz Productions, “Aka Ya” is poised to captivate audiences worldwide.

In “Aka Ya,” Emmy Odunze offers a heartfelt expression of gratitude and reverence to the Almighty God, acknowledging His divine intervention and sovereignty in every aspect of life. The title itself, “Aka Ya,” serves as a testament to the faithfulness and omnipotence of God, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Igbo people while resonating with believers across diverse backgrounds.

Director Enman’s top-notch visuals beautifully complement the uplifting melodies and soul-stirring lyrics of “Aka Ya,” creating an immersive worship experience that transcends language barriers. Through stunning cinematography and symbolic imagery, the music video brings to life the message of trust and reliance on the Hand of God.

Produced by Willz Productions, “Aka Ya” boasts a seamless blend of traditional African rhythms and contemporary gospel sounds, showcasing Emmy Odunze’s dynamic vocal range and heartfelt delivery. From its infectious beats to its inspiring message, the song is destined to become a timeless anthem of praise and adoration.

Emmy Odunze shares his inspiration behind the song, stating, “In times of triumph and trials, I have experienced the undeniable presence and power of God’s hand at work in my life. ‘Aka Ya’ is my way of giving thanks and magnifying the greatness of our God.”

“Aka Ya” is now available for streaming and download on all major music platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and YouTube Music.

Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of “Aka Ya” and join Emmy Odunze in lifting high the name of the One whose hand holds the universe together.

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