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• Thu Apr 17 2025

Did it even happen if you weren't at KICC for Luku ni Ndiriba on Saturday, March 29, for one of the most exciting events Nairobi has seen this year? Chrome pulled out the brakes to turn KICC into a city of elegance, culture, and unmatched entertainment. Nairobi wasn't even ready!

As soon as you walked into Chrome City, you could tell you were in for something unique. The entrance, all draped up in a lively city scene, really kicked off a night where fashion and street culture were the stars of the show.

Once inside, attendees could top up their tickets at a station with gin, vodka, water, and even a classic street hotdog?just the right vibe for the night ahead.

The occasion involved more than just drinks. Attendees traded tickets for entertaining benefits, including a fresh haircut or interactive gaming activities.

You have to adore Nairobi's flourishing matatu culture! Matatus were also lined up, lighting up the event with some real street vibes.

One of the highlights of the evening was the eagerly awaited introduction of Chrome's new beverage, which truly got the audience humming with enthusiasm.

KICC looked absolutely amazing as the Nairobi skyline lit up with a breathtaking 10-minute fireworks display just when it seemed things couldn't get much better.

Some of the top names in Kenyan music dominated the line-up. It was a star-studded affair with the likes of Fathermoh, who got the audience singing along; Khaligraph Jones, who gave his trademark hard-hitting flow; Bensoul, who produced soulful vibrations; Ndovu Kuu, who pumped up the audience; and Harry Craze, who maintained the intensity.

Azeezah Hashim, who oversaw the stage as the evening's MC, kept everything together so that the energy never dropped for even a moment.

Attendees arrived in their best looks, following the Luku ni Ndiriba theme. Nairobians truly know how to show up and show out in matters fashion. They wore bright, imaginative designs to match the vivid excitement of the evening; face painting booths gave an extra layer of inventiveness.

From the immersive city experience to the performances, matatu culture, and the tremendous fireworks, Luku ni Ndiriba was a movement rather than merely an event. Nairobi is headed for one wild ride if this is the energy Chrome is bringing in 2025.

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Source: TUKO.co.ke