Celebrated gospel singer Daddy Owen is celebrating 10 years anniversary today at the Carnivore grounds dubbed as the Xtended Party. The event has been graced many public figures this including among others Eric Omondi, Davidthestudent , Nameless , Dunko and Jimmy gait.
Hundreds of his fun’s have turned up to witness the celebration of his big day. Owen is also launching his new album to Vanity.
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No many would have know that Size 8 was once a dancer but today she revealed that she started as a dancer before joining the music scene. Besides this she also shared on how she met with Owen and how she used to love his talent , hard work and humility.
Size 8 who is now an established artist in Kenya said that she wanted to be like Owen way back when she was a still dancer.
“I Thot to myself one day am going to be like him” said in a post
Daddy Owen is celebrating his 10th anniversary as a gospel artist in an event scheduled on Sunday 12th of July at the Carnivore grounds starting from 3pm .He will be
Entry fee for regular is Ksh 1000 and VIP Ksh 2000. Remember he is giving out his latest album “Vanity” to all those who will attend the event.
Make a date.
If you can remember the days of ‘Tobina ‘ then you need to be in the list of those who will attend this event because you not just be entertained and get blessed but you will also walk out with his album dubbed as Vanity album. Owen’s latest single is known as Vanity whose video is yet to be released.
The event, X-TEN-DED PARTY, is scheduled to take place at the carnivore ground on the Sunday 12th July 2015 starting from 3pm. This promises to be an exciting event as it will see Owen perform his latest and old jams LIVE.
Entry fee for regular is Ksh 1,000 and the VIP Ksh 2,000. Make a date!
Known by many as the King Of Kapungala Daddy Owen is celebrating his 10 years as Kenyan gospel singer and the great achievements he has done throughout the period.
Staying relevant for a decade as a gospel singer is not easy and this is the reason why Owen is joined in his celebration by great people like Janet Mbugua. Janet who is also the founder of “Inua Dada” Foundation shared on her personal experience with Daddy Owen as she carried out her Inua Dada Initiative.
“Owen and I met when i asked him to participate for my foundation, Inua Dada .He is humble ,funny and very passionate about issues affecting vulnerable people. We clicked right away ”
Janet went on further to share on her experiences with Daddy Owen’s music while she was working as in South Africa.
“I used to listen to Owen’s song Tobina when I was working in south Africa and would tell my colleagues that’s a Kenyan and we have talent. He’s now a friend an I wish him all the best . 10 years is a Huge feat . Here’s to 50 more years to come ….. Hongera Daddy Owen.”
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