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Poetry lovers treated to spoken word fiesta at One Mic

Art makes us find ourselves and lose ourselves as well, said the founder

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by WILFRED NYANGARESI

Africa09 March 2021 - 09:22
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In Summary


• The event involved amazing skits from upcoming and featured artistes.

Mc.gogo_ and Nick O'sam performs

One Mic, Kenya’s number–one ranked spoken word event, on Sunday celebrated its second anniversary at Chester House in CBD, Nairobi.

The youthful occasion featured amazing skits from upcoming and featured artistes. Michael Stanley the poet wowed with a thrilling love poem.

Poet Andrew, the founder of One Mic, said, “Art makes us find ourselves and lose ourselves as well, the reason as to why we non-selectively give an opportunity and a free platform to all artistes especially upcoming ones, to perform, learn, discover and exploit their talents.”

Poet Rachel Akinyi on stage
Hype Master Antony Njenga
Michael Stanley
Swinton Rono and Shirley Rasann having a good time
Rapper Eugene Oyugi performs
Ujamo_vibration crew, Mutuma Kinoti, Sly Kelly and Nick Divano
Vocalist Nick Agesa
Mc.gogo_ and Gas Gwiji
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