Christina Shusho Biography, Wiki, Age, Net Worth, Husband

Christina Shusho Biography, Wiki, Age, Husband, Height, Career: Christina Shusho is a well-known Tanzanian gospel singer, composer, and businesswoman who is now under contract with Dreamers Center. She was born in November to a Christian family in Kigoma, Tanzania. Christina Shusho began her path from humble beginnings, as a church cleaner who liked her job until she discovered her aptitude for singing.

While still working for the church, Christina Shusho joined the choir. Christina Shusho dreamt of one day creating her records and being a prominent gospel artist after joining the church choir. Christina Shusho published her debut album “Kitu gani kinitenge na upendo wa Bwana” (nothing can separate me from God’s Love) via hard work and commitment. In her native Tanzania, the record was a smash hit. Christina Shusho has released many albums since her debut, including “Unikumbuke” (Remember Me) and “Nipe Macho” (Give Me Eyes), both of which became hits in Tanzania and beyond.

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Christina Shusho Biography, Wiki, Age, Net Worth, Husband

Full Name	Christina Shusho
Date of Birth	1978
Age	45 year old
Birth Place	Kigoma Region, Tanzania
Material status	married
Husband Name	John Shusho
Father Name	Not Known
Mother Name	Not Known
Nationality	Tanzania
Height	5 Feet 7 Inches
Weight	68 kg
Eye Color	Black
Hair Color	Black
Net Worth	$300k

Who is Christina Shusho?

Christina Shusho is a Tanzanian gospel praise singer. She began her career as a church cleaner. While cleaning the church, she was allowed to join the church choir, where she used her abilities to glorify God. Christina decided to attempt recording her songs after a few years in the church choir. Her debut CD, ‘Kitu gani kinitenge na upendo wa Bwana,’ gave her faith in her singing abilities. She then sang ‘Unikumbuke’ and ‘Nipe Macho,’ both of which are popular in East Africa.

Christina Shusho Age, Early life, Wiki, Biography

Christina Shusho was born into a Christian family in Kigoma Region, Tanzania, in 1978. She grew up in a poor and modest family, where she learned at an early age to love and serve God. When she was 15, she devoted her life to Christ and joined a Pentecostal church in her hometown. She went to Kigoma basic and high schools, where she discovered her passion and gift for singing. Shusho joined the church choir, where she began to hone her musical abilities and flair. She also worked as a church janitor, where she acquired humility and commitment.

Career

Christina launched her solo gospel singing career in 2005 with the publication of her debut album, Kitu Gani Kinitenge na Upendo wa Bwana (What Can Separate Me from the Lord’s Love). The record was a smash hit, making her a household name in Tanzania and abroad. Nipe Macho (Give Me Eyes), Unikumbuke (Remember Me), Napokea Kwako (I Receive from You), and Kwa Kanisa La Kristo (For the Church of Christ) were her subsequent releases.

Bwana Umenichunguza (Lord, You Have Searched Me), Mtetezi Wangu (My Defender), Napenda (I Love), Unaweza (You Can), Nangoja (I Wait), Ning’are (Shine), Shusha Nyavu (Cast Your Net), and many others are among her most popular songs. Her songs are distinguished by strong voices, upbeat lyrics, catchy melodies, and a fusion of current and traditional African elements. Christina has worked with gospel musicians from Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Africa, and Nigeria, among others. Ringtone, Janet Otieno, Solomon Mkubwa, Bahati Bukuku, Rose Muhando, Willy Paul, Daddy Owen, Reuben Kigame, Solly Mahlangu, Sinach, and Frank Edwards are among them. Shusho is a preacher and motivational speaker in addition to being a singer.

She runs the Dreamers Center, a program that guides and supports young people to follow their goals and reach their God-given potential. She also presents the TV show Hekima za Bitina (Wisdom of Bitina), in which she gives biblical insights and practical counsel on a variety of life themes.

Christina Shusho Husband

Shusho is married to John Shusho, pastor of the Tabata Pentecostal Church in Dar es Salaam. They have three children, Odesia, George, and Hope, and have been married for nearly 20 years. Christina is very discreet about her family’s lives and seldom posts images or details about them on social media. She chooses to keep them private so she can concentrate on her job and ministry.

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