By Our Reporter
Not even the afternoon down pour and evening drizzles could stop “reggae” at the Gulu edition of the Walkers Tour that took place on Saturday night at the Acholi Inn in Gulu.
Acholi Inn was packed to the brim by 7:30pm. Gulu’s very own Mc Lucky and DJ Joel kicked off the party, warming up the crowd for the ever zealous DJ Frisco who fired up revelers with his crazy music mixes.
Frisco then invited Kitgum’s Eddy Wizzy whose performance of “Weg Lobo” and “Wa Rwate” sent the crowd into a frenzy in support of their own.
This opened up the floor for the energetic Ms Deedan who took to the mic at midnight as Slick Stuart turned up the heat with his mixes.
Nwagi does not play when it comes to performing for her fans. She lived up to her moniker, Fire Baby, as she set Acholi Inn on fire.
She kicked off her performance with her smash hit Musawo that drove the crowd wild and followed it with hits like Matala, Magic, Sasi Kunyama, Show Me, Yitayo, a collaboration she did with Chosen Blood and closing her performance with her latest single, Malaika.
The National Walker Navio took to the stage after Winnie shutting down the show with his Ngalo smash hit along side The Mith.
Other performances included FreeBoy of the “Kwata Esiimu” fame who was joined by Fire Baby Winnie Nwagi to perform the collabo.
The Walkers Campaign is a movement aimed at owning Johnnie Walkers “Keep Walking” narrative, a movement designed to celebrate creatives across Africa who in their different trades and walks exemplify its long-standing mantra.
The tour has so far been to three cities including Kampala and Mbarara and will be heading east for its next edition.
