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Safari Voices International: The Choir That Sang in Bomas Amidst Chaos

One of the choirs who sang at the Bomas of Kenya on August 15—Safari Voices International—praised God for resolving the pandemonium that had threatened to prevent the release of the presidential results.

The choir seized the spotlight throughout the event while ornamented with the Kenyan flag and dressed all in black.

As the nation waited for IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati to announce the presidential results, they were forced to switch up their performance as anarchy broke out, with participants from both sides of the political spectrum spreading havoc.

While performing with other bands, Safari Voices continued to sing patriotic hymns and songs to keep the crowd quiet until order was restored.

The band, led by director and lead singer Kenneth Indiazi, explains to Citizen Digital what got them through the chaotic situation and how they came to be playing in the first place.

Indiazi emphasizes in the opening that they are both a choral group and a band. He continues by stating that he is the boss of a 2008-founded organization of 22 people.

“We come from different backgrounds, we have teachers, civil servants, company directors ranging from young to old members,” he says amid a subtle smile.

Indiazi goes into further depth about that particular day as the nation anticipated the declaration of President Kenyatta’s successor.

The announcement was intended to be made at 3 p.m., but due to the unprecedented turmoil, it happened around 6 p.m. He asserts that they were paid by the IEBC to play at the auditorium and that they were scheduled to do so from 10 a.m. until Mr. Chebukati stood at the lectern to make the announcement.

Indiazi asserts that despite the disturbance, they were forced to sing and that the music served as “medicine” to lower tensions.

“On that day we were supposed to work from 10 until the time the chairman of IEBC comes to announce the results. But because we were there serving our nation we could not stop singing. Singing there was like medicine for the tempers that were going around there,” he said.

“We had to continue singing because we saw whatever was taking place there, the tempers had gone up, and its only music that can bring those tempers down and so we had to sing and we thank God because he used us to bring the emotions down.”

He continued by saying that their main objective was to maintain using patriotic music to preach the message of peace.

“And through our song which was speaking about peace, we kept on reminding those fighting that we need peace and not the throwing of chairs that was there. Elections come and go but Kenya will remain,” he added.

Indiazi claimed that if it hadn’t been for them, things would have gone much worse, in response to those who chastised them for their actions, claiming that they made the wait more agonizing.

“I assure you Kenyans appreciated what we did. If we were not there things would have been different,” he said confidently.

As a result of their admirable poise, Indiazi claims they have received numerous phone calls, some congratulating them on their outstanding work and others booking them to perform at at events.

“We are actually overwhelmed with phone calls, fist of all thanking us for what we did and secondly we have already been booked for functions. It gave us a marketing platform,” he said.

“Guys have also been calling us from Canada, America just thanking us and we perform in Weddings, funerals, gigs and anybody can invite us.”

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The Bomas Choir that sang amidst chaos: God used us to bring emotions down

A few members of Safari Voices International choir led by Kenneth Indiazi (C).

During the event, the choir took center stage dressed in black and accessorized with the Kenyan flag.

They were forced to shift gears in the middle of their performance when chaos broke out, with members from both sides of the political divide wreaking havoc as the nation waited for IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati to announce the presidential results.

Safari Voices continued to sing alongside other bands present, attempting to calm the public by singing patriotic songs and hymns until calm was restored.

The band, led by director Kenneth Indiazi (also the lead singer), tells Citizen Digital what propelled them through the topsy-turvy moment, and how they ended up performing in the first place.

Indiazi begins by emphasizing that they are a choral group that also functions as a band. He goes on to say that he is the leader of a 22-member group that was formed in 2008.

"We come from different backgrounds, we have teachers, civil servants, company directors ranging from young to old members," he says amid a subtle smile.

Indiazi then delves into the details of the day they played a critical role as the country awaited the announcement of President Kenyatta's successor.

He claims they were hired by the IEBC to perform at the auditorium and that they were scheduled to perform from 10 a.m. until Mr. Chebukati stood at the lectern to make the announcement--which was supposed to happen at 3 p.m., but the unprecedented chaos caused the announcement to take place at 6 p.m.

Indiazi claims that despite the commotion, they were compelled to sing, and that the music served as'medicine' to alleviate tensions.

"On that day we were supposed to work from 10 until the time the chairman of IEBC comes to announce the results. But because we were there serving our nation we could not stop singing. Singing there was like medicine for the tempers that were going around there," he said. 

"We had to continue singing because we saw whatever was taking place there, the tempers had gone up, and its only music that can bring those tempers down and so we had to sing and we thank God because he used us to bring the emotions down."

He went on to say that their main goal was to keep spreading the message of peace through patriotic songs.

"And through our song which was speaking about peace, we kept on reminding those fighting that we need peace and not the throwing of chairs that was there. Elections come and go but Kenya will remain," he added.

Indiazi claimed that if it hadn't been for them, things would have gone much worse, in response to those who chastised them for their actions, claiming that they made the wait more agonizing.

"I assure you Kenyans appreciated what we did. If we were not there things would have been different," he said confidently. 

As a result of their admirable poise, Indiazi claims they have received numerous phone calls, some congratulating them on their outstanding work and others booking them to perform at at events.

"We are actually overwhelmed with phone calls, first of all thanking us for what we did  and secondly we have already been booked for functions. It gave us a marketing platform," he said.  

"Guys have also been calling us from Canada, America just thanking us and we perform in Weddings, funerals, gigs and anybody can invite us."

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Choir That Lifted Country's Mood Amidst Chaos at Bomas Say God Used Them to Calm Emotions

• Kenyans were bemused by the choir that was entertaining members of the public after it continued to play on despite the scuffle at Bomas of Kenya
• The Safari Voices International Choir had been contracted by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission to entertain members of the public
• The band's lead singer and director credited God for having inspired them to continue their performance despite the rising tension

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Safari Voices Internation Choir, the music team that lit up the mood at the Bomas of Kenya despite the scuffle that arose has disclosed they were used by God.

Angelic voices

The choir belted out songs in angelic voices, drowning the chaotic shouting that rented the air before the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission chair Wafula Chebukati made the presidential declaration.

Kenneth Indizai led the choir undeterred in churning out lovely music as live TV cameras were glued to the drama that was unfolding.

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Indiazi said their music helped calm tension that was building up ahead of Chebukati announcing the final tally and winner of the presidential race between Raila Odinga and William Ruto.

"Singing there was like medicine for the tempers that were going around there," Indiazi told Citizen Digital .

Indiazi added:

"It's only music that can bring those tempers down and so we had to sing and we thank God because he used us."

Kenyans bemused

TUKO.co.ke reported that Kenyans were bemused by the choir that was entertaining members of the public after it continued to play on despite the scuffle at Bomas of Kenya.

While images of leaders and security officers pushing and pulling splashed across the screens, the voices of the singers continued graciously in the background.

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It was a reminder of the Titanic where the band continued entertaining the passengers even as the ship sunk.

Juliet Ambani said:

"Imagine they were so composed when fellow Kenyans at home were almost getting inside the TV."

Ebby Kareha wrote:

"They need disturbance, risk and annoyance allowances. The sort of work they've done in the midst of such a crisis is no easy task."

Dorcas Wanja wrote:

"I just thought of the Titanic sinking, and they kept singing like everything is okay."

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Safari Voices International - Nimkimbilie Nani

Chorus / Description : Nimkimbilie nani ee ee eeh Nimkimbilie Yesu mwokozi wangu

Nimkimbilie Nani Lyrics

Amenibariki amanibariki  Katika jina lake Yesu amanibarika 

Amenifariji amanifariji  Katika jina lake Yesu amenifariji 

Anipa amani,anipa amani  Katika jina lake Yesu anipa amani 

Nimkimbilie nani ee ee eeh  Nimkimbilie Yesu mwokozi wangu 

Wakati wa shida, wakati wa machozi  Nimkimbilie Yesu mwokozi wangu 

Amanisamehe amanisamehe  Katika jina lake Yesu amanisamehe 

Ni njia ya uzima ee ee eeh  Ni njia ya uzima ya kuenda kwa Baba 

Yesu anaponya, Yesu afariji  Yesu ni yule yule jana leo na milele  Yesu ni yule yule jana leo na milele 

Yesu abariki, Yesu abariki  Yesu aokoa, Yesu aokoa  Yesu ni yule yule jana leo na milele  Yesu ni yule yule jana leo na milele 

Yesu atupenda, Yesu atupenda  Yesu atupenda, Yesu atupenda  Yesu ni yule yule jana leo na milele  Yesu ni yule yule jana leo na milele 

Yesu anaponya, Yesu anaponya  Yesu afariji, Yesu afariji   Yesu ni yule yule jana leo na milele  Yesu ni yule yule jana leo na milele 

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Safari Voices International – Kikuyu Medleys

“ Safari Voices International ” stands as a distinguished gospel music ensemble hailing from Nairobi, Kenya, celebrated for their deeply moving melodies and uplifting messages of hope and faith. Established in 2001, the group is comprised of six exceptionally talented members: Isaac Mwaura, Wanjiku Kimani, Samuel Kariuki, Grace Muthoni, Esther Wambugu, and Daniel Wanjiru, each bringing their distinct vocal abilities and musical experiences to the table. They have returned with a fresh offering titled “Kikuyu Medleys,” showcasing their continued commitment to delivering soul-stirring music to their audience.

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Safari Voices International has garnered significant recognition for their work, winning numerous awards including Groove Awards in categories such as Best Group and Best Song. Their music resonates with a wide audience, providing hope and inspiration through their powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Their performances, both locally and internationally, have made them a sought-after act in the gospel music scene, showcasing their ability to connect with audiences through their captivating music​ ​.

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