Amerucans were on Saturday treated to a concert for the ages after Safaricom's Twaweza Live experience touched down in Meru County earlier in the week.
What was an eventful week of talent development, youth mentorship programmes, free medical camps and farmer's forums with the Digifarm App, culminated in a concert where a myriad of local artistes put on unforgettable performances for their adoring fans.
The only requirement for anyone who wanted to partake in the dusk to dawn affair was an unscratched 100 bob airtime card and a national ID.
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Revellers were treated to incredible performances by Wahu, Nyashinki, Njugush, Bahati, Mercy Masika King Kaka, David Wonder, MC Alemba, DJ Deff, DJ Pierra, DJ Euphoric, DJ Joe Mfalme, Karimi Bruno, GMX The Baite to mention but a few.
[caption caption="King Kaka during his performance in Meru on Saturday June 23"]
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Prior to his performance, Gospel musician Bahati confessed that it would be his first time performing with a live band and assured that he was ready to take on the challenge.
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True to his word, mtoto wa mama 's set was well-executed as he performed a medley of his well-known tracks among them Barua.
Rabbit did not disappoint with his king performance, equipped with a crown and African regalia, he put on an entertaining show that left the locals wanting more.
The winner of the local talent hunt, musician category Emma Kaimuri joined Wahu on stage for a soulful performance.
Safaricom Twaweza Live aims to solidify our connection with our customers and transform communities across the country.
Meru was the second stop of the 7-month long campaign and will now head to Machakos, Mombasa, Kisumu and Kisii.
The campaign which began in May will culminate in November and focuses on making a positive impact in the lives of Kenyans by delivering relevant products and services, providing world-class entertainment and ensuring that impactful investments are made in different communities across the country.
Over 1,000 Kenyan musicians will benefit from SKIZA boot camps which will be conducted during the series to empower them on how to make money from their music and keep track of their earned revenue.
She then got a chance to perform alongside Wahu and from here, we might actually have our new #TwawezaLive anthem pic.twitter.com/CXZfDAM4jJ
— Solange Mbunde (@ianmbunde) June 24, 2018
[caption caption="DJ Joe Mfalme during the Twaweza Live Concert on June 23"]
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[caption caption="DJ Pierra during the Twaweza Live Concert on June 23"]
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[caption caption="Fans enjoying themselves during the Twaweza Live Concert on June 23"]
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[caption caption="Wahu and Emily during the Twaweza Live Concert on June 23"]
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