Christina Shusho's Concert: Gospel Singer's Figure-Hugging Black Dress Divides Opinions Online

• Christina Shusho's highly anticipated Kenyan concert was sold out, with many Kenyan celebrities showing up to the event
• Netizens also flocked to the event as earlier anticipated, and the songstress delivered musically and fashion-wise
• The musician had three outfit changes, and one particular outfit had tongues wagging, with some questioning whether a gospel singer should wear a figure-hugging dress

Tanzanian songstress Christina Shusho has ignited mixed reactions with her figure-hugging satin dress.

Shusho performed on Sunday, December 31, after Kenyans demanded that she come for a crossover event.

Why Kenyans are nitpicking Shusho's dress

The concert was a success, with Shusho's fans flocking to the event to see her epic performance.

The Tanzanian songstress did not disappoint her fans, as she showed up on stage stylishly where she shut down the event.

Shusho had three outfit changes, and her make-up was also well done. She also covered herself with the Kenyan flag.

Netizens have, however, nitpicked one of her outfits. A figure-hugging satin dress, questioning whether it was befitting a gospel musician of her status.

Netizens react to Shusho's dress

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"Hiyo dress inachoma gospel artist aifai ukweli isemwe acheni."

Paula Sarah:

"Hii dress nka alibuy kenya coz she has never failed us when it comes to dressings."

tetich07:

"Hizo ni mawhich clothes sasa!"

cate cate:

"Wakenya nini exactly tunatakanga?"

unscripted:

"Shusho live performance."

khalidkhalid8963:

"Was this what people were waiting for?"

agahwanya:

"Okay now let's have a serious meeting as a country; huwa mnataka nini haswa?"

Planter44:

"Kila kitu sawa but io Dress zii. Next time let's make it all about God."

Why Christina Shusho loves Nyashinski

In other news, while in an interview on NTV, Shusho opened up about her love for veteran musician Nyashinski and shared things she loved about the rapper.

She also revealed that even though she is a good friend of fellow Tanzanian singer Diamond, she still preaches to him whenever they meet.

"Diamond and I do two things. One, I am an artiste. Apart from doing ministry, I am still an artiste. Where art is concerned, we cross paths a lot. Dangote loves my songs very much. I remember sitting with him, and he would tell me, 'sister, you're doing a great job'," she said.

She showered Nyashinski with praises while inviting him to her concert.

"If he would come, I would be very happy. If he wants a collaboration, we will sit down and talk about it. I love his creations, I love how calm he is, and I love his style, and he doesn't have so much noise," she said.