African Children’s Choir Celebrates 40 Years Amidst Joy and Grief
Known for his compassion and dedication to uplifting disadvantaged children, Daddy Ray's legacy continues to shine through the lives transformed by the choir's mission of education and music.
The African Children’s Choir marked its 40th anniversary in an emotional celebration, balancing the joy of decades of success with the sorrow of losing its beloved founder, “Daddy Ray''.
Known for his compassion and dedication to uplifting disadvantaged children, Daddy Ray's legacy continues to shine through the lives transformed by the choir's mission of education and music.
For four decades, the choir has provided countless opportunities for underprivileged children across Africa, allowing them to develop their talents, access education, and participate in cultural exchanges worldwide.
During the celebration, staff member Christine Bukenya emphasized the depth of the choir's impact.
“We are not just celebrating the years; we are celebrating the impact on each child who has walked this journey,” she noted.
Moses Zimwanguyiza, country manager of Abuljebain Engineering Consulting Office, echoed the importance of talent development.
He urged young people to focus on refining their abilities not just for personal advancement but to contribute to the growth of their nations.
“Talent is not just for personal gain, but to add a block in building a better future for our nations,” Eng Zimwanguyiza stated.
Nanyonjo Suzan Petra, a proud alumna of the choir, shared her personal journey, attributing her confidence and success to the skills and support she gained during her time with the African Children’s Choir.
She encouraged the current members to persevere, reminding them of the choir’s powerful legacy.
While the grief over Daddy Ray’s passing lingered, the celebration underscored the immense joy and positive change he inspired.
His vision has endured, leaving a legacy that continues to offer hope and opportunity for African youth.
The 40th anniversary served as a powerful reminder of the choir’s impact, not just on individual children, but on entire communities, both in Africa and around the world.
Looking forward, the African Children’s Choir remains committed to nurturing disadvantaged children, helping them realize their dreams, and building a brighter future for generations to come.