Zimbabweans on social media are thrilled after gospel musician Kudzi Nyakudya performed at the CCC rally in Harare.
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) hosted its final rally at Robert Mugabe Square, formerly known as Freedom Square, in Harare. The rally will be the party’s last before the 2023 election on Wednesday, 23 August.
In last year’s run-up to the by-election, Zimdancehall musician Ricky Fire performed at all the party’s rallies, rocking varying yellow stylish costumes. However, he startled Zimbos last week when a video showed him dining and feasting at a meeting organised by ZANU PF youths.
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With artists like Enzo Ishall, Fantan and Holy Ten having thrown their support to ZANU PF and President Emmerson Mnangagwa, gospel artist Kudzi Nyakudya made a surprise appearance at the CCC rally in Harare today.
The Ndiyeyu Jesu hitmaker took to the stage and uplifted the spirits of those in attendance with his recent and yesteryear songs.
In his performance, he sang, “Lead us to Canaan/Famba nesu ku Canaan” and threw in “mukomana ngaapinde hake,” a chant synonymous with the CCC.
#HappeningNow Warming the stage for CCC leader Nelson Chamisa, gospel singer Kudzi Nyakudya says “mukomana ngaapinde hake” and sings “Lead us to Canaan / Famba nesu ku Canaan.” Former Mozambican president Joaquim Chissano now at the venue of Chamisa’s final rally pic.twitter.com/spcqRAccOb
Social media users reacted as Kthe gospel artist performed at the CCC rally.
Faith:
“Nguva yakwana zvino yekuponeswa kwedu kubva mukanwa meshumba Allelujah Amen yera yera anoimba achidaro Kudzi.”
Mr Rat:
“Thanks kudzi wasimbisa mfanami.”
Tendai:
“Kwete zvaRiky Moto asina kana song one imozikanwa.”
Ayanda:
“Well done Kudzi music yako kuseri , Go yellow.”
Munyaradzi:
“Even Culture Love ndamuona palive aimba ndozvatoda izvi zvevkmna verice nemirinda.”
Believe:
“Nguva yakwana zvino yekuponeswa kwedu.”
Perold:
Next elections, he will be endorsing Zanu.“
Phildah:
“Kwete zvaRicky Rice.”
Source iHarare.com
