“We want our money back! Enyewe kushushwa nyavu was real.” Angry netizens tell Churchill.
Gospel music enthusiasts in Kenya eagerly anticipated welcoming the new year with Christina Shusho’s electrifying performance. However, excitement turned to frustration for many fans who had paid 300 Ksh to stream the highly anticipated “Shusha Nyavu” cross-over show, only to encounter technical difficulties with the provided link.
The event, held at Garden City Mall, attracted a substantial crowd, creating an air of anticipation for those unable to attend in person. Netizens who opted for the streaming option found themselves locked out of the virtual experience due to a malfunctioning link, leading to widespread disappointment.
Angry comments flooded social media platforms, with disgruntled fans expressing their discontent. Many felt they had missed out on the best moments of the show and demanded refunds, accusing the organizers, including popular comedian Churchill, of deceiving and cheating them.
In response to the backlash, Churchill addressed the issue, acknowledging a connectivity problem that affected some viewers. He assured the audience that the technical glitch had been resolved, promising those affected that they would have the opportunity to watch the entire show.
Despite the inconvenience, Churchill’s swift response and resolution efforts aimed to appease the disgruntled audience.
Christina Shusho, a Tanzanian gospel sensation, enjoys a dedicated following in Kenya for both her soul-stirring music and beauty. The unfortunate streaming mishap spoiled the fun for online viewers but it was a good time altogether.
