Siaya County is gearing up for an unforgettable evening as two Ohangla maestros prepare to take the stage just 20 kilometers apart.

The acclaimed “Hera Remo” sensation, Musa Jakadala, is set to grace the renowned Mwisho Mwisho Bar and Restaurant in the heart of Siaya town.

Meanwhile, the legendary “Osiepe” icon, Prince Indah Janabi, known as the doyen of the genre, will captivate audiences at Tin Toler Bar and Restaurant in Ndori, Rarieda.

As the top Ohangla musicians revered by the Luo community, their performances promise an extraordinary experience for locals.

With the holiday spirit in the air and the weekend vibe in full swing, Siaya County anticipates a weekend unlike any other.

At Mwisho Mwisho in Siaya town, entry is priced at Sh400, while at Tin Toler, where Prince Indah will take the stage, admission is Sh500.

Ohangla enthusiasts predict that both venues will be packed to capacity, with every inch of space claimed by eager fans.

In addition to the entry fees, organizers are poised to capitalize on the drinks that revelers will indulge in throughout the night, ensuring a lively and memorable event for all attendees.

“We are spoilt for choice, all of them are our sons who have the ability to entertain. I have not personally decided where I will be but am sure sitalala nyumbani,” said William Owino, a resident of Siaya.

Clarice told Kondele News, “I will start with Jakadala before flying to Ndori to complete the party with Inda Wuod Nyandare, Janabi himself.”

John Owino, on his part, “Indah anytime, kuwe na mvua kuwe na jua, Inda will be my best choice.”

Salome Atieno, “I will be at Mwisho Mwisho infact I already have the ticket, nyama choma kidogo, ka whisky kidogo, na kunengua kiuno.”