Patanisho's Gidi, Wajackoyah Impress With Killer Moves On Stage During Koffi Olomide's Concert

• Koffi Olomide thrilled his Kenyan fans with an electrifying performance alongside his beautiful wife
• The event, which was organised by Radio Africa Group, went down at the ASK Dome Showground in Nairobi on December 9
• Radio Jambo's Patanisho show hosts Joseph Ogidi, aka Gidi, and his co-host Ghost, and politician George Wajackoyah, were among the lucky fans who shared a stage with Koffi

Congolese star Koffi Olomide has been praised by Kenyans for a great show held at the ASK Dome Showground in Nairobi on Saturday, December 9.

Gidi, Wajackoyah steal show at Koffi Olomides concert

The Rhumba maestro, who is also known as Grand Mopao, gave an electrifying performance alongside his beautiful wife, leaving fans wowed.

The Papa Mobimba hitmaker appreciated some of his fans by inviting them on stage. Radio Jambo's Patanisho show hosts Joseph Ogidi aka Gidi and his co-host Ghost, lawyer turned politician George Wajackoyah, Kanda King, were among the lucky fans who shared a stage with Koffi.

The veteran singer performed one of his songs and Wajackoyah and Gidi took over the dance floor. The two celebrities danced rhythmically to the hit, whining their waists, sending the crowd into a frenzy.

Here is the video:

Why are Kenyans talking about Koffi Olomide's fashion?

Koffi wore a stylish mauve suit, a white cap with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) flag, designer sunglasses, and white high heels. The singer's outfit became the centre of attention.

Kenyans took to social media to make fun of Koffi's fashion, while others praised his fashion sense, saying he was the best-dressed artiste in East Africa.

Lily_kanari said:

"He looks good in whatever he wears no doubt."

Dammieipupa said:

"Amevaa pams."

Mechemwangi said:

"So a man wearing heels is also a drip...this generation!"

Jimmyelito commented: "Wait till Riggy G sees the outfit ."

Kennedynyaminde said: "But there are things only Koffi Olomide is allowed to wear."

Wajackoyah hangs out with Koffi Olomide

Wajackoyah, who is also a human rights activist, met the rhumba maestro on Wednesday, December 6, in Nairobi and shared extraordinary moments.

Wajackoyah later shared photos of him and Olomide hugging each other and posing with their two fingers up each, symbolising peace and unity. Captioning the photo, Wajackoyah revealed how happy he was to see Olomide, who is also his client and friend.

"Flew in this evening to meet my client friend and favourite musician Koffi Olomide. He is scheduled to perform this Saturday in Nairobi. Welcome," he wrote on his social media platforms.