Nigerian Singer-UceeNwachukwu Set to Drop Another Single " MUNACHIMSO"

Nigerian Gospel Singer Ucee Nwachukwu is set to drop his new single MUNACHIMSO. 
In an interview granted to corebitzblogspot.com today at his office, the singer shared some of his life experiences which would have had negative outcome and rejoiced greatly that though challenges came to swallow him yet today he is still standing just because God is with him.#Munachimso.

"In his words i rejoice greatly today that through it all, I survived, I am still standing because MUNACHIMSO. This song  has been written to encourage and inspire people all over the globe to reach out for greater heights and never be afraid of the unknown and to trust totally in the abilities of the most high.


#MUNACHIMSO has trended on social media recently which has been a pre-relase campaign for the much anticipated Hit Single from Ucee Nwachukwu.


Munachimso a song rendered in a mix of English and Igbo languages promotes the point that with God on a man's side there is nothing to be afraid of.

Munachimso a song from Ucee Nwachukwu is to on sunday 10.12.2017 to the public for download and online streaming.


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