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According to the Observer
Uganda organisers
were not prepared for the huge crowd as it was a
huge stampede as people tried to have their way in. You either had enough power
to fight your way in or money to bribe a police officer. It was just evidence
that the manpower wasn't enough at the gates.
The show kicked off on time, at 7pm,
with the emcee of the night, Dave Dash,
inviting the deejays: DJ Roja, DJ Alludah and DJ Shiru to
take each other on the spinning wheels.
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| Alaine's perfoming inUganda (PHOTO/Martin Ndijjo) |
Alaine
and Konshens were
joined by local performers: Young Mulo, Rema, Navio, Vampino and Jose Chameleone. Alaine who
was performing for the first in the Uganda
took the stage dress black-leather top and skinny pants teamed up with black
high heels.
The 35-year-old performed for one and a
half hours with song such as; Sacrifice for Love, Without you, Touch,
Me and you before
sampling I
love you. She capped her performing exhibiting
her piano skills, which many concert goers described as the highlight of the
night, and of course the crowd
favourite No ordinary love.
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Konshens(r) with Jose Chamelone (PHOTO/Martin Ndijjo) |
Konshens,
who was making his second performance in
Kampala, stepped on the stage in a black and white fitting suit. He
gave it his all, doing Walk and wine, Bad Gal, So
mi tan and some of his latest hits like
Couple Up, Tan Up An Wuk and Jiggle.
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| Fans at Cricket Oval (PHOTO/Martin Ndijjo) |
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