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Musa Jakadalla Walks Off Stage at Luo Festival, Tony Nyadundo Hits Out at Him

Musa Jakadalla Walks Off Stage at Luo Festival, Tony Nyadundo Hits Out at Him

Musa Jakadalla’s walkout at Luo Festival over sound complaints stunned fans and drew a public rebuke from Tony Nyadundo, reigniting debate over stage professionalism

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Veteran Ohangla musician Musa Jakadalla stirred up controversy at the Luo Festival after he walked off stage during his performance, leaving the crowd stunned and his fellow performers unimpressed.

The event, held at Uhuru Gardens on November 14, organised by Lang'ata MP, Phelix Odiwuor, aka Jalang'o, was packed, and various musicians, including Costa Ojwang, Tony Nyadundo, among others, performed.

The drama started when Jakadalla got onto the stage to perform and complained about poor sound quality, claiming that promoters had repeatedly sabotaged his performances by compromising the sound.

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Efforts by Jalang'o to have Jakadalla back on stage to continue with his performance fell on deaf ears as he left the stage.

The incident quickly became the talk of the event, with another seasoned artist on the festival's lineup, Tony Nyadundo, refusing to stay quiet about what had happened. His actions elicited mixed reactions, with his fans disappointed.

Watch Musa Jakadalla's walkout at the Luo Festival and see the moment that sparked the backlash:

In brief

PAY ATTENTION: Mark TUKO.co.ke as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed! Veteran Ohangla musician Musa Jakadalla stirred up controversy at the Luo Festival after he walked off stage during his performance, leaving the crowd stunned and his fellow performers unimpressed. Efforts by Jalang'o to have Jakadalla back on stage to continue with his performance fell on deaf ears as he left the stage.

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