Snupy Chukz “Na Your Hand” Gospel Praise (Official Video)




Ghana‑based Nigerian artiste Snupy Chukz has once again turned to music as a tool for healing, this time with the release of his first‑ever gospel single and official music video, titled “Na Your Hand.” The release comes just days after the singer used his song “Understanding” to respond to anti‑immigrant protests in Ghana, during which demonstrators called for Nigerians and other foreign nationals to leave the country. 


On June 8, 2026, protests erupted in Accra and Kumasi, with grievances ranging from allegations of crime and ritual killings to economic competition and social tensions. Rather than encouraging enemity , Snupy Chukz released “Understanding,” a peace‑driven Afrobeat track accompanied by an Instagram post where he wrote, “This is not about race, religion, politics, or borders. It is about humanity.” In that post, he also stated that “Understanding is a solution to global unity,” urging both Ghanaians and Nigerians to choose dialogue over division.


Read More: UNDERSTANDING” Is The Solution To Global Unity – Snupy Chukz Releases Timely Anthem Calling for Peace, Dialogue, and Human Connection


“Na Your Hand” is a soulful affirmation of resting completely in God’s hands. The song blends contemporary gospel melodies with subtle highlife influences, creating a meditative and uplifting atmosphere. Sung primarily in pidgin English, the chorus translates to a simple but profound confession



The official music video is now available on YouTube via his official channel, and the audio is streaming on all major digital platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack, and Boomplay. The song blends contemporary gospel with soft highlife influences, and its pidgin English chorus translates to a simple but profound confession: “It is Your hand that holds me, it is Your hand that guides me; I cannot fall.


Watch: NA YOUR HAND (OFFICIAL VIDEO)



Fans have already begun sharing the song with the unofficial hashtag #NaYourHand, calling it “a balm for weary souls.”

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