Uganda Cancer Institute witnessed an extraordinary event when renowned gospel singer Osinachi Kalu Okoro Egbu commonly known as Sinach paid a heartfelt visit to the Children’s ward.
Sinachi, celebrated for her uplifting songs like “Way Maker” and “I Know Who I Am,” arrived in Uganda with great fanfare, touching down at the vibrant Entebbe International Airport. The stage is set for an evening of soul-stirring performances as Sinach takes center stage at Lugogo Hockey Stadium on Friday, September 8, 2023.
However, it was Sinach’s sincere mission to bring hope to young cancer patients that truly set this visit apart. Coinciding with childhood cancer awareness month, which has opted for the striking theme of “September Gold,” Sinach’s presence in the Children’s ward aimed to inspire and encourage these little warriors in their fight against cancer.
The Uganda Cancer Institute expressed profound gratitude for Sinach’s visit, affirming the immeasurable influence she had on the young cancer fighters. As if stepping into a scene from their wildest dreams, the survivors themselves even had the opportunity to walk the red carpet during the singer’s visit.
“We take this opportunity to thank, Sinach for taking time off to visit our children ward, give hope to our youngsters who are fighting cancer. She also witnessed the survivors walk the red carpet, ",” the Institute tweeted.
At 51 years old, Sinach has solidified her position as a powerhouse in the gospel music scene. With hit songs like “Awesome God,” “Born to Win,” and “The Name of Jesus,” her melodies reverberate within the hearts of believers worldwide. Uganda, brimming with talented artists, eagerly anticipates the awe-inspiring performances that will precede Sinach’s spellbinding show.
Amidst the anticipation, there is a buzz of excitement among fans as they look forward to the unveiling of new music by Sinach, scheduled to take place during the highly anticipated concert. With her unwavering dedication to touching hearts and transforming lives through her music, Sinach’s visit to Uganda will undoubtedly be etched in the memories of those fortunate enough to witness this extraordinary event.
Sinach’s previous visit to Uganda in 2015, when she captivated audiences at the Miracle Centre in Lubaga, only added to the anticipation and excitement surrounding her return.
In a world grappling with uncertainties, Sinach’s visit reminds us all of the power of music, hope, and compassion. Through her luminous presence and soul-stirring performances, she has not only cemented her place as a gospel icon but has also become a beacon of optimism, spreading joy and healing to young cancer fighters in Uganda.
