I thank God Almighty for making this project possible.  I am grateful that He has used me as a vessel of praise.  I thank my beloved husband, Fulbert Namwamba for his constant support and patience. Thank you Fulbert for enthusiastically singing and making sure all logistics were in place.  Thank you for believing that I could do this album.  I dedicate the song “Mkono Wa Bwana” to you.  Truly, the hand of God preceded us on this project. 

My sincere thanks go to my brother-in-law, John Bosco Namwamba for giving generously of his time and talent.  The album could not have been possible without you.  The excellent guitar work made all the difference.  Continue to use the special anointing God has given you in the music ministry.   God bless you, brother.  Special thanks to John Bosco’s wife, Judy and the children, Grazzieddio, Benir, and Festin for their support and patience as “Baba” spent many hours on this project. 

To my beloved daughter-in-Christ, Dorothy Odera (Dot) thanks for sharing so generously of your talent.  May you continue to serve the Lord with the sweet voice He has given you.  Thank you Lydia Njeri for taking time to come to Baton Rouge to back me up.  You are one of my favorite singers and song-writers.  Special thanks for my favorite song “Nitainua Macho Yangu”. 

Words cannot express my gratitude to my dear friends, Brother Reuben Kigame and family.  I can say that one of the most profound events in mine and Fulbert’s life was meeting this beloved brother.  Thank for all the work you did on this album.  You shared your time and talent selflessly.  God has used you to make my dream come true.  God will continue to bless you and multiply your talent as you help many artists to grow.  You remain my favorite song-writer, artist, and producer.

Last but not least, I thank all our family members for their constant support.  To my late father Patrick Wasike, my sister Florence Odero, and brother Joseph Wasike, thanks for putting the love of music in my heart so early in life.  God bless you.