"To young ladies, join the music industry when you know what you want to become. Anything is possible. You can be whatever you want to be, but the secret is knowing what it is and taking the first step"

"Being a mother and a musician is like managing an exciting challenge. It’s not easy, but very possible to love and be available for both. When I’m at home I’m a simple girl, who cleans, cooks and plays around with the boys, and when we get on stage, things change and we work"

"My husband has been a pillar of strength, my greatest fan actually. Balancing home and my career has been made flawless with his support"

"Yes, as a woman in the music industry, we do meet challenges, a lot of them. However, at the end of the day, the answer lies within one as an individual to focus on their goal. When you know what you want to achieve, you step on these thorns, get hurt, but you keep going"

"We are living in dangerous time where we have sangomas in suits, it is so difficult to separate between original and counterfeit. I long for days titles meant nothing in worship. We didn’t have bishops, a-shops and c-shops"

"When I shared my vision of conquering Africa (with the launch pad being South Africa) with my wife, I was shocked at the way she quickly said she was leaving her job at Deloitte & Touche to support me. It isn’t easy for someone to just say that and this reaction made me feel loved"

"When I got on stage, I really loved the warm welcome they gave me. I grew up in Gwanda’s Jahunda area so being embraced by people from my hometown was everything"

"Those were humble beginnings; it was tough and many times, I thought I wouldn’t make it. But now, I’ll be sharing the stage with Vashwan Mitchel from America in Durban. Also, being featured on Joyous Celebration only shows that God has been gracious to me and I’m a hard worker"

"I’ve learnt that if you aren’t a disciplined person in terms of allocating your time, you’ll mess up a lot of things. You’ll end up doing too many gigs and you won’t be able to be there as a husband, or the music dies. So, it’s an issue of being discipled as a person"

"Marriage is a great institution on its own as we’re all students of life. I do my best to make sure that no matter how busy I am, I talk to my wife and tell her everything that I go through"

"Some of the hugs we get after we leave the stage, yooooo! You have to be strong, remain focused and show fans that you’re a married man in their state of happiness otherwise…,"

"It was a whole new experience and I got to learn a lot"

"I loved the fact that we got to have a full house in Coventry and fans were happy to meet me for the first time"

"As artists we have a voice that speaks to people and we pass on different messages"

"I am glad that I got to spread my message of love and spirituality through my music"

"I am ever smiling. I don’t know anything else, but to smile since l was a baby"

"The day I learnt that I was in an abusive relationship I did not stay one minute and made plans to get out of there,"

"When we were dating and when we first got married I only really started to see the signs of what was going on and that I am in too deep. 21 December 2021 was the day I stopped loving him and had to break loose."

"Whatever you are going through in your personal life also affects your voice and that is exactly what I was going through hence I took time out around mid-2021"