Frank Dera Samuel returns with “Hosanna,” a contemporary Nigerian gospel release that puts worship, gratitude and complete surrender to God in the spotlight. Following his earlier 2026 release, “Supplication Hymn,” the singer takes another step into faith-driven music, this time building his message around one of Christianity’s most familiar expressions of praise. Set in F Major and moving at 138 BPM, the 4-minute, 45-second track brings modern Afro-gospel percussion into a worship setting, giving its spiritual message a contemporary musical direction.
Hosanna is not only a cry for salvation but also a joyous expression of praise. This gives the song a sense of gratitude that goes beyond simple celebration of faith. Rather than chasing a complicated message, Samuel keeps the focus on adoration, hope and dependence on God. The familiar worship theme gives the track an accessible foundation, although its lasting impression will ultimately depend on the strength of its vocal delivery and musical execution. “Hosanna” is a release worth exploring for listeners who appreciate Nigerian gospel with a contemporary Afro-gospel identity.
