Listening to Nelson Kawawa on Citizen Radio

On the night before a Saturday, and unable to get sleep for some reason, I am listening to Nelson Kawawa on Citizen Radio Sabato program. I gather that it is a program meant for Seventh Day Adventists (SDAs) and the general public, on the night before Sabbath meetings. What I soon come to love about Nelson Kawawa’s Sabath Program is the choice of music: those soothing SDA choir songs make up most of the playlist.

I notice that Kawawa’s playlist is not just made up of Kenyan SDA choir songs, but also of Tanzania SDA choirs, Congo SDA choirs and I actually even heard an acapela song from a Zimbabwean choir.

As the show progresses, the listeners are allowed to send their Sabbath greetings to their friends and relatives. Some also send greetings to their churches.

Then there comes a point where bible teachings are given (Nelson Kawawa’s show is a long one, running from I think 12 am to 5 or is 4 am). So in the course of it, I notice that there is also a bible teaching, with what I think is a pre-recorded sermon being delivered by a SDA preacher known as Pastor Munyao from one of the SDA churches.

Eventually I doze, but not before taking note of just how Mister Kawawa manages to remain focused throughout the entire [lengthy] show.