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The Golden Band star singer and co-director, Ronald Mayinja over the weekend totally announced his full commitment to Jesus Christ at the 77 Dogs service that takes place at the Rubaga Miracle Center Cathedral with Pastor Kayanja.
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Ronald Mayinja confessed to be faithful before Jesus Christ.
Besides Mayinja dropping his very first political influential hit song “Bizeemu” that has been doing well on the airwaves, rumors has it that Mayinja’s position as a household head has been hanging in balance as things not working out well as planned with his wife Aisha as she occasionally accused him of infidelity in addition to the endless woes.
This propelled the ‘Tuli Kubunkenke’ hit singer to seek a maiden spiritual healing power from the man of God Pastor Robert Kayanja and he was given a chance to denounce his dirty past, read the scriptures in addition to fasting as part of re-branding his living.
Ronald Mayinja is currently renewed with the spiritual enrichment of the Holy spirit and already preaching the Good news to the rest of his band members to forego their dirty ways and live a righteous life like him.
We hope that he fulfills all what he confessed before the almighty God.
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