In a stunning showcase of talent and international camaraderie, Tanzanian songstress Christina Shusho stole the spotlight at the Shusha Nyavu concert on New Year’s Eve in Nairobi.
The already highly-anticipated evening reached its zenith when the renowned comedian Mwalimu Churchill surprised Shusho with a heartfelt gift—a Kenyan name, “Mwende.”
After delivering a mesmerizing performance that captivated the audience, Shusho, brimming with gratitude, took to social media to announce her new moniker.
Posting on her social media accounts, she shared, “Christina Shusho ‘Mwende’ (my Kenyan name given to me by @MwalimChurchill),” emphasizing the deep connection between artists that transcends borders.
The Garden City venue was packed, a testament to Shusho’s popularity in Kenya. In a gesture of gratitude, Shusho extended her thanks to the enthusiastic Kenyan audience and gave special acknowledgment to Churchill and his team for organizing a spectacular event.
The night unfolded with an exceptional lineup of artists, including Solomon Mkubwa, Mercy Masika, and the Zabron singers. Comedic relief seamlessly blended into the show, with performances by Tom Daktari, Nicki Bigfish, Terrence Creative, Arnold Xaviour, Omwami comedian, Adhis Jojo, Milly Chebby, and others.
Notably, Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja and his wife added an official touch to the festivities, joining the jubilant crowd to ring in the new year with joy.
Christina Shusho’s two-hour live spectacle left the audience in awe, marking the concert as a resounding success. Before bidding farewell to the stage, Shusho declared her love for Kenyans, officially designating the country as her second home.
She also showered praise on her collaborator for the night, Mercy Masika, whom she described as her favorite Kenyan musician.
The Shusha Nyavu concert not only celebrated music but also showcased the power of collaboration and cultural exchange, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who witnessed the extraordinary night.
