“Chukwu Oma (Good God)” by Paul Akadi featuring Gabriel Eziashi is a Nigerian gospel song built around the goodness, faithfulness and greatness of God. Released as a single in July 2026, the song brings together two respected voices in gospel music, with Gabriel Eziashi joining Paul Akadi on the worship-focused release.
The Igbo expression “Chukwu Oma” means “Good God,” and that declaration sits at the centre of the song. It is a straightforward expression of praise, acknowledging God for who He is and for His continued goodness. The message can resonate particularly with listeners who have experienced God’s help through difficult seasons and want to respond with thanksgiving. Paul Akadi’s musical catalogue includes African praise and worship releases, and “Chukwu Oma” fits naturally within that direction. The song also appears on Spotify’s Praise and Worship playlist, where its nearly five-minute runtime gives the performance enough space to develop as a worship piece.
Having Gabriel Eziashi on the track adds another familiar voice to its message of praise. The collaboration gives “Chukwu Oma” the feel of a shared declaration rather than a private testimony, making the song suitable for personal devotion, thanksgiving and congregational worship. At its heart, “Chukwu Oma (Good God)” is a reminder to recognise God’s goodness even beyond individual circumstances. Paul Akadi and Gabriel Eziashi turn that simple confession into a worship song that points the listener back to gratitude, faith and the character of God.
