Koffi Olomide is set to entertain governors during the fifth annual Devolution Conference in Kakamega.
The Congolese musician made the revelation on Twitter and thanked Kakamega governor Wycliffe Oparanya for giving him the chance to come back to Kenya.
"My brothers and sisters in Kenya I’ll be in Kakamega for the Devolution Conference on the 24th of April at the Bukhungu Stadium. Be with me I miss you so much.
“I love you so much. Thanks to governor Oparanya for inviting me. Thank you for everything…for giving me the opportunity to be back,” he remarked.
Our countdown to the @KenyaGovernors 5th Annual Devolution Conference to be held in Kakamega County (April 23 - 27th 2018). You are all welcome to the green jewel @County037 as @KoffiOlomide_MM will be performing too . @GovWOparanya @WilliamsRuto #Devcon2018 #Kakamega pic.twitter.com/M8F0ySciYB
— Kakamega Digital (@KakamegaDigital) April 13, 2018
President Uhuru Kenyatta and NASA leader Raila Odinga will also grace the event in their first meeting since the historic handshake at Harambee House.
Oparanya disclosed that the itinerary will see Uhuru open the conference on April 23 with the “Big Four Agenda” on housing, security, affordable healthcare, and manufacturing.
Over 6000 visitors are expected to attend the conference and on April 24, Odinga will give a keynote address on devolution at the meeting which will be facilitated by the Council of Governors.
Deputy President Willian Ruto will on April 27 draw the conference's curtains that brings together stakeholders in devolution to evaluate the progress made on policy, law, accountability, good governance, and service delivery.
Koffi was deported in 2016 after purportedly kicking a woman at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi.
Prior to his deportation, the musician was arrested alongside his crew of three women dancers after an interview on Citizen TV.
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