NDIKHOKHELE BAWO/NIONGOZE BABA (Lead me Father - sung in isiXhosa & Swahili). Umoja African Choir.

Ndikhokhele Bawo: Traditional isiXhosa prayer (with Swahili adaptation) Arranged by: Mzwandile Mabuza
Performed by: Umoja African Choir
Introduced by: Miriam Owato
Conducted by: Crispin Musumba
Soloist: Serafia Njau
Drummer: Millie Kaseke Shaker: Christine Mushaya
Recording and Videography: M&D Studios / Productions.
"Lead me, oh Father."

[@teterobin6262]

Them kids brought me here

[@bunmiadeyanju6229]

Me too 😂😂😂

[@ccd5942]

Yes me 3 lol😂!!! Love their version

[@emmra2218]

Me too

[@anniemashe2013]

Me 4😂

[@starbrightinfinity3329]

They still have the best version ❤

[@miguelstart2814]

Finally Swahili version has landed! Brilliant!

[@Me.Muscovy]

Nimekukuta Mswahili mwenzangu ama!!!? ✌️🇹🇿

[@ekowvilasmens]

Great performance. God bless you And i love your Kente uniform

[@PatrickMuendo-ur9js]

Both languages are Bantu, the same message and the same retheme and tune and I stay in umoja Nairobi proprably they are my neighbour

[@deborahthompson5041]

So heavenly. Blessed. Thank you God

[@tekeclaudine2136]

🎉🎉God 🙏 is good 💯

[@japrosper7240]

Hayi hayi, the lead singer😮

[@ccd5942]

Beautiful prayer!!!

[@claudionorjr1]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ perfeição

[@sheilabailey3078]

So beautiful!

[@anastasiamusumba6740]

I like the uniform, it looks marvelous.

[@Me.Muscovy]

Yeah!! Very earthly ✌️❤️🇹🇿

[@bumpty9830]

I love this concept, kind of a Pan-African choir. They could use some practice pronouncing the Xhosa language, but this is to be expected for Australians singing in several different languages! (Swahili is easy enough to pronounce, but Xhosa and Shona offer some challenges.)

[@SeanMusumba]

The outfit was top notch everyone looked absolutely elegant 👌

[@GeorgeFrye-l2m]

🎉❤

[@VileanThomas-hh5ku]

When the sons of God showed up so did the Devil in the mist

[@PreciousItsweng]

Nice nice

[@gracesamaneka5003]

Amen and Amen.

[@nathanandlife2687]

Such a beautiful song......they could have sang it better. The voices are weak and the lead was not feeling the song 😢😢😢there's room for development ❤ I expected a lot after the woman introduced the song

[@umojaafricanchoir]

Thanks for your comments! Indeed, ours is still a young choir, and a work still in progress. We strive to learn, and get better with each perfomance😊🙏

[@Me.Muscovy]

​@@umojaafricanchoirKaza buti Dadangu. Every journey starts with a single step. Learn from the past and focus on the future. The Swahili pronunciation was spot on. Lini mnakuja TZ?! 💕✌️🇹🇿

[@blakez1000]

Them kids dod it better