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We Thank God for his shower of Blessing,from left Lisette Henry,Camilla Kimaro and Irene Mushi celebrating at Ukida Day...
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Philipian 4:4
Philipian 4:4 "Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!"
Monday, October 1, 2012
UKIDA DAY YAFANA
UKIDA DAY Yearly Party
Venue: Ndege Beach
Event: Family Party
Kwa mara nyingine tena UKIDA Day imefanyika jana tarehe 30/09/2012.
Ilifana sana na kila mtu alifurahi kujumuika kama ndugu pamoja
Kwa matukio zaidi fuatilia katika picha....
Mara baada ya kufika Ndege Beach watu wakisubiri na kusalimiana,namuona Bro Martin,Mrs Kimaro,Mrs Mawere(The Blogger),mamaaa Maureen Fashion Mwenyewe alijitia nguvu katika Bwana akatinga ndani ya shughuli,nakupongeza sana mpendwa na Mungu akuponye!
Mama Lema akifungua kwa neno,maana huu Umoja unamtanguza sana Mungu mbele
Watu wakisikiliza kwa makini
Watoto wakipata kifungua kinywa,maana tulianza mapema kabisaaa
Namuona pale Designer wangu mama Whitney Fashion akihudumia kwa upendo supu pale..
Watu wakipata supu najua kuna mtu hapa amefikishwa
Kazi ya kulea ilikuwa inaendelea kama kawaida mimi na mama Kimaro tulikuwa very busy na huu utumishi
Mafiwi wa nguvu nawaona hapa wakifurahi kabisa
Michezo ya watoto ilikuwepo na walifurahi sana
Sandra akiiimba na Live Band,jamani huyu mtoto ana talent ya ajabu
Sijui hii kwanini imegeuka my half akiwa kapozi anakula upepo wa bahari
Haya haya MICHEZO ikaanza kwa Kishindo,watoto ndo wameanza hapa wamejitahidi sana makofi kwao tafadhali....
Michezo ikiendelea ...........
Wamama wakishindana.....
Vijana wakishindana....
Mchezo wa Yai watoto......
Marathon nayo ilikimbiwa.....si watu kuhema
Namuona Mr Lamboghin na Bro God
ZAWADI KWA WASHINDI
Mwenyekiti wa UKIDA Prof Lema akisisitiza jambo,nafikiri ni UMOJA
DELIGHT YOURSELF IN THE LORD
Psalms 37: 4“Delight youself in the Lord,he will give you desire of your heart"
From this verse we have learnt that if you be joyful,happy and satisfied with Lord,he will give you the desire of your heart. What is the desire of your heart today?Everyone has desire that wish to achieve in his life, It can be a job position,looking for the Baby,Husband or Wife,Business,Promotion,Financial Breakthrough?
Even if you are in the midst of turmoil,you should search yourself if you are real delighting to the Lord or Not? Whether there a mountain before you learn to delight in the Lord.
God expect us to do the things that pleases him even if we are in the midst of trials and tribulations, by doing so God will provide our desire of our heart at his right time.
Have a Blessed Day!
Friday, September 28, 2012
Brief HISTORY OF UCHE -JOYOUS CELEBRATION
Uche(as he is more commonly referred to) came to South Africa in 2003 as part of a group of singers and preachers on a tour of the country and neighbouring Lesotho. They had the opportunity to sing at various venues including Soweto. Shortly after the tour, Uche enrolled at the World Harvest Bible College in Germiston and completed a qualification in theology.
As a result of the qualification and serving in Christian ministry, Uche is now a pastor at Lyndhurst based Hallelujah ministries.
His most notable achievement is perhaps his hit track, "My God is good oh". With over a million hits on the online video portal You Tube, the song has had phenomenal success with listenership across the African continent and in other parts of the world.
"I performed the song with Joyous Celebration, a choir headed by Mthunzi Namba, Lindelani Mkhize and Jabu Tshlongwane. The song incorporates various African languages including bits of pidgin, Swahili and Lingala. This is part of the reason that it has become so popular on the continent and I have been invited to a number of countries to perform for large audiences including the 50,000 who showed up for the New Year Eve party in Kenya last year."
Other than countries in Africa, Uche has also had an opportunity to travel to a number of international destinations promoting his music and spreading the gospel. In particular, he makes frequent trips to the United Kingdom.
"What really strikes me about places like the UK is the simplicity of the people in spite of being in a first world economy. This differs from places like Nigeria where people are quite extravagant. A man will have several cars and live in a really big mansion in spite of having only a wife and a couple of kids whereas in the UK people think of investing their money rather than making a statement. They are not that interested in expensive new stuff but spend wisely."
He takes a moment to shut down his Samsung notepad and places it next to his brand new iPod. I smile broadly and he immediately picks up on the irony.
"Hey, am Nigerian, have to keep it real!" he giggles.
I ask him about being Nigerian given the fact that most of the stories you hear about his country men are lacking in the sort of praise he has come to be associated with.
"Well our reputation is like a perfume that follows us everywhere we go," he elucidates, "but every country on earth has good and bad people but it is Judas who is the most well-known amongst all the disciples. Our people are all over and are quite aggressive, particularly in business. If you go to any country and you don't find Nigerians doing their thing, you need to leave immediately. There is no money to be made there!"
I laugh. Perhaps encouraged to expound, he continues.
"A Nigerian does not sit around and wait for government to give him money to start something. He sells his shoes and starts small and before you know it he is a millionaire. We are very creative but one of our problems is bad governance. Hopefully with the election of Goodluck Jonathan things will change and our leaders will become responsible. Our country is full of of potential."
We come back to discussing Uche's own potential. He scooped two honours at the Crown Gospel Awards late last year: Best DVD and Best Praise Album, and on the morning of this interview, he was on his way to a rehearsal to perform at the South African Music Awards. In addition to performing at the awards, he was nominated for two awards at the most prestigious multi-genre musical award event in the country. He views these nominations as the beginning of great things to come.
"It was more than an honour just to be nominated. I plan to continue serving God and look forward to more of his blessings. I am close to dropping my second album and I am also working with others in creating a platform for talent from all over Africa."
Although Uche is a gospel artist, he is also able to perform inspirational and promotional music. He would however not record music that is contrary to his beliefs.
"I don't think it is wrong to sing or appreciate music that is not bona fide Christian. The Songs of Solomon is a chapter in the Bible made up of mainly love songs. So I am definitely open to collaborating with a secular artist as long as it is not vulgar or distasteful."
Uche says that as a result of his recent publicity, he now gets recognised in public places. However, he does not consider himself a celebrity and has therefore not let the attention get to him. He does however find it difficult to have to stop and chat to strangers and smile even when he is tired or in a hurry.
He is still single but lets me in on his imminent plans to tie the knot.
When I ask about his hobbies, Uche insists that he is a good cook and an excellent swimmer. He doesn't fit the profile of an onion chopping Michael Phelps but as he is a man of God, I accept it and we part ways.
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