Eric Omondi Confirms Date, Venue & Star-Studded Lineup for ‘Niko Kadi’ Concert

Comedian and activist Eric Omondi has officially confirmed the date and artist lineup for the highly anticipated ‘Niko Kadi’ concert. Omondi shared the announcement with his millions of followers on Instagram, marking a major milestone for the youth-led movement.

The event is set to take place on 3rd May at Nairobi’s historic Uhuru Park. The gates will open at 8:00 am, with the performances scheduled to run until 6:00 pm.

The ‘Entry ni Kadi’ Rule

The concert features a unique entry requirement. Instead of traditional tickets, attendees must present their voter registration card to gain access to the venue.

This "Entry ni Kadi" (The card is your entry) policy is the core of the campaign’s strategy to ensure young people are ready for the ballot.

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“It’s official!!! Tuko Kadi concert is going down on the 3rd of May at Uhuru Park from 8am to 6pm,” Eric Omondi confirmed.

Organisers hope the event will draw thousands of young Kenyans. The goal is to turn a day of entertainment into a powerful statement of political readiness.

A Heavyweight Artist Lineup

The official list of performers includes some of the biggest names in the Kenyan music industry. Fans can expect a mix of genres, from Gengetone and Afro-pop to Hip-hop and Gospel.

The confirmed artists include:

• Bien and Savara (from Sauti Sol)
• Octopizzo and Juliani
• Nameless, Jua Cali, and Wyre

  

• Redsan and Ssaru
• Iyanii and Okello Max
• Daddy Owen, Moji Short Baba, and Rufftone

The inclusion of veterans like Jua Cali and Wyre alongside newer stars like Ssaru and Okello Max is intended to appeal to a broad demographic of young voters.

A Campaign for Civic Change

The ‘Niko Kadi’ campaign is a civic initiative designed to sensitise Kenyan youth about the importance of voter registration. It was founded by renowned photojournalist Allans Ademba. Ademba’s vision was to use the power of photography and art to bridge the gap between the youth and the democratic process.

In recent months, Eric Omondi has taken a leading role in the campaign. He has used his platform to advocate for social justice and economic reform. This concert represents the culmination of weeks of grassroots mobilisation across the country.

The ‘Niko Kadi’ campaign continues to gain momentum as the concert date approaches.