Tanzanian Gospel singer Christina Shusho has arrived Nairobi ahead of her much anticipated concert.
Shusho's concert is scheduled for December 31 which is supposed to be a crossover.
"Nimewasili. Asanteni kwa mapokezi mazuri ndugu zangu Wakenya, kama bado hujapata tiketi yako hujachelewa,” She said which is loosely translated to, “I finally arrived, thank you for welcoming me. Please grab your tickets for the concert."
She was received by Churchill Show's Daniel Ndambuki popularly known as Mwalimu Churchill.
She was also gifted a bouquet of flowers during her arrival.
Christina Shusho is set to collaborate with other artists such as Solomon Mkubwa and Mercy Masika during the concert.
Shusho in November assured her fans that she will perform in Kenya.
Through her X account, she said she has decided to have a concert for her Kenyan fans due to the increased demand.
She further said that her team was coordinating with Mwalimu Churchill for the organization of the concert.
"Due to increasing demands for a concert in Kenya, my team and I are working with Mwalimu Churchill to have a concert on December 31, 2023.. ( Kingereza Kimeisha)," she said.
She further promised Kenyans a concert of its kind on New Year’s Eve.
The ‘Mtetezi Wangu’ hitmaker said she would not disappoint her Kenyan fans on the night of the concert.
“Kila mtakachotaka mimi nifanye, kwa unyenyekevu nitakuwa nawaahidi kufanya kabisa (Whatever you will want me to do, I humbly promise to do),” she said.
“Mimi nitakuwa mtumishi wenyu tu nawatumikia na zawadi kedekede zinaendelea, asanteni sana. Upendo wenyu nimeupokea. Nawaahidi kutenda haki na Mungu wa mbinguni anisaidie lakini katika yote tuendelee kuombeana,” she added.
(I will be your servant and gifts continue trickling in. Thank you very much. I have received your love. I promise to deliver but in all let’s continue praying for one another)
Since Shusho's announcement, Kenyan fans have embarked on the 'Shusha Nyavu' challenge, showcasing their enthusiasm and creative spirit in the lead-up to the concert.
The challenge has become a social media sensation, further fuelling the buzz around the gospel artist's arrival and performance.
