Female gospel artistes put up vigorous show
The Ekibbiitu Ky’abakyala concert which took place at Prayer Palace, Kibuye, last Sunday showcased feminine power. Despite the low turn-up, the only-female gospel artistes put up a vigorous performance.
By Mathias Mazinga
The Ekibbiitu Ky’abakyala concert which took place at Prayer Palace, Kibuye, last Sunday showcased feminine power. Despite the low turn-up, the only-female gospel artistes put up a vigorous performance.
Betty Namaganda stole the show with her energetic vibes. She received overwhelming response from the audience as she performed Teweesiganga Muntu and Yesu Anaatera Okudda.
Mable Komukaka, the brain behind the show, also put up a good perfomance.
Komukaka sang her reggae hit, Nnina Essuubi, prompting her fans to dance along. Chief guest Pastor Steven Muteesaasira bought Komukaka’s CD titled Nnina Essuubi at sh500,000.
Top soul crooners Betty Nakibuuka, Julie Jasper, Julie Deborah, Jackie Ssennyonga and Pamela Ssennyonga also performed. Bishop John Baze, a prominent promoter of gospel music also attended the show.
The Ekibbiitu Ky’abakyala concert which took place at Prayer Palace, Kibuye, last Sunday showcased feminine power. Despite the low turn-up, the only-female gospel artistes put up a vigorous performance.
Betty Namaganda stole the show with her energetic vibes. She received overwhelming response from the audience as she performed Teweesiganga Muntu and Yesu Anaatera Okudda.
Mable Komukaka, the brain behind the show, also put up a good perfomance.
Komukaka sang her reggae hit, Nnina Essuubi, prompting her fans to dance along. Chief guest Pastor Steven Muteesaasira bought Komukaka’s CD titled Nnina Essuubi at sh500,000.
Top soul crooners Betty Nakibuuka, Julie Jasper, Julie Deborah, Jackie Ssennyonga and Pamela Ssennyonga also performed. Bishop John Baze, a prominent promoter of gospel music also attended the show.