Is the song Baba Yetu actually used by African churches?

Recently I encountered someone who, upon hearing the song "[Baba Yetu](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_Yetu) ," a rendition of the Lord's Prayer in Swahili, assumed that it is widely used in the Swahili-speaking church in Africa. However, the song was actually written by an American for a video game – not the church. The song went on to win a Grammy and is now performed around the world by professional choirs and ensembles. Wikipedia indicates that there have been some high-profile performances of the song in Africa. But I want to know: **To what extent has the Swahili-speaking African church actually incorporated this song into their worship?** I realize a definitive answer is likely difficult, but here are a few thoughts on what kinds of evidence might be good indicators: - inclusion in a published Swahili-language/African church songbook/hymnal, - demonstrated use in Christian conferences/seminars taking place in Africa - testimony of a local church leader/missionary