Singer Rebecca Kukiriza aka Chosen Becky has officially been gazetted as the official headline performer for the forthcoming New Year’s Eve celebrations in the United Kingdom. The event is one of the most sought-after by the Ugandan UK Community and, it has been dubbed as ‘Vibe Vayibu Mu London’.
It will be held on the 31st December 2022 at THE WESTERIA 229 ROMFORD FOREST GATE EAST LONDON. We can, also ably confirm that the much-acclaimed Richmond Promoz UK, the promoters behind the show have already secured the necessary travel overheads of singer Chosen Becky.
Other artistes that will be joining the silk-voiced singer to entertain revelers on the two-year dance party will include; the formidable Henry Katamba, Sam Waiswa and UK based comedian cum MC George Mulindwa aka Afande Kerekere. The Disc joking ensemble on the night will be superintended by DJ Mac Pro, Giddie and Moses. The event that is also a networking benchmark for the Ugandan community is co-sponsored by top UK female promoter Mary Ngabirwe.
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