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Muridzo, Ngwazi clash
16 Apr 2022 at 15:30hrs | Views
Jeetaz band boss Andy Muridzo and Njanja Express boss Mark Ngwazi will be in for a musical showdown tomorrow in Buhera at the Guyo homestead in Buhera North Constituency.
The two were sought after by a youthful and enterprising businessman Philip Guyo the son to the deceased (Simon) to perform at this ceremony in memory of his father who passed on the same day last year.
The "Taurai Madzoka" hit maker confirmed his availability promising his fans a top-drawer performance and also the opportunity to listen to his new compositions.
The award-winning Andy Muridzo, who is endowed with a mellifluous voice that has endeared him to million of fans particularly the fairer sex also confirmed through his coodinater manager Onisimo Saini that its all systems go for tommorows gig.
Mr Philip Guyo the man behind the roping in of the two hauntingly talented artists said:"I thought it needful in memory of my father to honour him this way.The two are gifted musicians and that Ngwazi hails from Buhera made it all the more beffiting.Everyone is welcome."
There is also going to be a soccer tournament at which the youths will be educated and ecouraged on the need to abstain and desist from drug abuse.
The two were sought after by a youthful and enterprising businessman Philip Guyo the son to the deceased (Simon) to perform at this ceremony in memory of his father who passed on the same day last year.
The "Taurai Madzoka" hit maker confirmed his availability promising his fans a top-drawer performance and also the opportunity to listen to his new compositions.
Mr Philip Guyo the man behind the roping in of the two hauntingly talented artists said:"I thought it needful in memory of my father to honour him this way.The two are gifted musicians and that Ngwazi hails from Buhera made it all the more beffiting.Everyone is welcome."
There is also going to be a soccer tournament at which the youths will be educated and ecouraged on the need to abstain and desist from drug abuse.
Source - Edson Mapani in Buhera
