Christina Shusho in the video on the exorcism of Rose Muhando

Tanzanian gospel singer Christina Shusho said she was shocked by Rose Muhando's recently released viral exorcism video.

"The video of Rose Muhando has indeed left me in shock. She is a colleague of the gospel industry and I do not want to say much about the pictures, "said Shusho. Citizen TV.

the Akuteendee Nini hit maker regretted not being there in time to help her friend saying she was not aware of the extent of her problems.

"Rose is my friend. We have always communicated, but not very often. I'm sorry I did not know how deeply rooted his problems were, because we live quite far apart from each other.

"If I had known earlier, I would have done something to help. We are with her in this difficult time and we promise to pray for her. I assure you that something is being done, "she said.

Shusho said that the Tanzanian gospel industry was determined to help Muhando and was gathering resources for the cause.

"What I would like to tell you, however, is that in the Tanzanian gospel industry, we are pooling our resources to help Ms. Muhando. We have launched an initiative that I think will go a long way in providing much-needed help, "she said.

However, she had reservations about Rose Muhando's claims that the Tanzanian gospel industry was infiltrated by the forces of darkness.

"I would not want to confirm or reject the claims that the music industry in Tanzania has been infiltrated by dark forces. Ms. Muhando, based on her experience, made her confessions to the church.

"For my part, I have never known the forces of darkness that try to belittle me or to disorient me. I thank God for the protection. Although for Rose, we are with her in prayers, she says.

The gospel fraternity of East Africa was shocked by a viral video showing Kenyan pastor James Ng'anga of Neno Evangelism 'exorcising demons' of the gospel singer.

In her confession during the so-called exorcism, Muhando claimed that dark forces had been sent to disorient her, moving her away from her home and condemning her to a career in music.

Tanzania Music Foundation (TAMUFO) asked him on Thursday to return to Tanzania for treatment.

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