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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 22833, member: 2262"]
Alikiba, a musician from Tanzania, had a surprising experience on New Year's Eve. He was performing at the Raha Fest in Nairobi, Kenya. During the show, someone used teargas on the crowd, which was Alikiba's first exposure to teargas.

He had to stop singing for a bit because of the teargas. But he came back later and finished his performance. His fans loved that he kept going even though it was tough.

Alikiba posted on social media about what happened. He thanked everyone who came to see him sing and dance and said he couldn't wait to perform again. Next time, he'll be ready in case there are more teargas.

Shenseea is a singer from Jamaica who also performed at the festival. She was upset about what happened and told her fans in Kenya that she was mad. She only got to sing two songs before she had to leave.

The problem started when some people got into the show without tickets. Security used teargas to try to control the crowd. But it made things worse and ruined the concert for many fans.

After Shenseea left suddenly, people were confused and annoyed. They didn't know what was going on. It was a disappointing end to the New Year's celebration.
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