It’s now official, governor Joho has to be the coolest governor we have around.
While his “enemies” president Uhuru and his deputy Ruto were busy having a field day in his backyard- pushing for registration of voters and championing the war against drugs- Joho was busy…eeer….not giving a f*ck.
He was busy sipping some henny surrounded by hot babes and singing along to Sauti Sol’s unconditionally bae.
He was part of the crowd at Kiza Lounge who had come to witness Tz’s Joe Makini perform and he was spotted alongside Lang’ata’s MP aspirant Ahmed Papa and Kenyan celebrities Gabu, Big Pin and Fundi Frank.
In their midst also lay some really hot yellow yellow babes and they all seemed pretty wasted. Here have a look:
Tonight, all roads lead to KIZA lounge, Galana road as the uptown club bows to its clients burning demand, shisha.
In an apparent move to rub off competition and remain on top of the game, the lounge will tonight unveil its shisha lounge, in a not so regular way as the fast rising band in town, Hart_the_band will be performing their sensational song Dame wa ma Shisha which hits out at chicks who smoke shisha and who often than not are always high maintenance.
According to Mr Ali Oumarou, this will not be your regular ‘ashy’ shisha joint. “We have created a posh smoking zone on our terrace overlooking the verdant city view while for the eco-friendly smokers; the portable shisha pen will be available,” he said adding that KIZA is fully committed in not only providing the best service but also supporting African talent.
Launch of Kiza Lounge Shisha place happening tonight.
“Hart’s song is very creative and as KIZA we are not only looking into nurturing talent but appreciating it, in a creative business oriented way,” he said. KIZA lounge has a cigar bar and is soon spreading its wings to fine dining with the opening of KIZA restaurant in January.
More on Kiza…….
Nigerian based Kenyan artist Kelmah Shiko was back in the country where she launched her latest video to her smashing jam oka haha(come over). The song, a fusion of afro trance, was produced by Side B’s Ulopa ngoma and is being hosted by International label Kiza Music.
An elated Kelmah said she was happy to work with Kiza music which will ensure that her music brand will be made available across the continent and beyond. “It feels good to work with a renowned outfit that is keen on uplifting African artists.
Singer Kelmah chilling at Kiza Lounge.
“Oka haha is a song I did that I’m sure will cut across the borders; so far I’m astounded by the response from my fans. It’s overwhelming,” she said. Kelmah revealed that she has numerous tracks on her tab to be released next year as she compiles to release her upcoming album.
“Next year’s schedule is jam-packed with numerous surprises. Kelmah has previously worked with names like Tanzania’s A.Y, Abbas Kubaff, Harry Kimani, and Nigeria’s Gen. Pype amongst others.
