Tanzanian songstress Christina Shusho, acclaimed for her musical prowess, was bestowed with a Kenyan moniker by the iconic comedian Mwalimu Churchill shortly after arriving in Kenya.
Having headlined the Shusha Nyavu concert on the eve of New Year, Shusho disclosed that she had been given the name Mwende by Churchill.
Mwende, a Kamba name, carries the meaning of a trailblazing spirit. According to Myfirstnamerockls website, individuals bearing the name Mwende are inherently natural leaders, driven, and focused on achieving their goals.
Christina revealed her newly acquired Kenyan name while garnering support for her latest song, “Rebecca,” a collaboration with Mercy Masika.
“Have you seen my latest video featuring @MercyMasika? Please visit YouTube. I will be delighted if you can support me there.
“Christina Shusho ‘Mwende’ (my Kenyan name given to me by @MwalimChurchill),” shared Christina Shusho.
Expressing her gratitude, Shusho thanked the Kenyan audience for their overwhelming presence at her concert. She also extended her appreciation to Churchill and his team for organizing a spectacular event.
“To God be the Glory. This is how we crossed over into the new year in Kenya. #gardencity.
Thank you so much for coming. I also take this opportunity to thank the entire team @mwalimchurchill and your manager @its_waweru,” conveyed Shusho.
Christina Shusho’s captivating performance at the Shusha Nyavu Concert commenced precisely at 00:10, capturing the audience’s attention and excitement.
Backed by a full band, Shusho’s live performance created an atmosphere of joy and spiritual connection, resonating with the crowd’s enthusiasm to “Shusha Nyavu.”
During an emotional interlude, the award-winning singer offered a heartfelt prayer for everyone present and the nation at large, emphasizing themes of unity, optimism, and positivity for the upcoming year.
While on stage, Shusho also took the opportunity to unveil her collaboration with Kenya’s talented Mercy Masika.
