Food in plenty: Mrs. Judy Kimani (left) and Njenga were there for fish and ugali

From left: Dick Oneko, Joshua Odongo, Grace Odhiambo, and Henry Otiende .......... mambo leo ni poa.

Time to listen: From right: Grace Wachira, Mrs. Margaret Kamau, Mrs. Njenga and lastly Mrs. Judy Kimani,

"Tell me when are they going to finish all these so that we can start music?", the Zairian man in the middle posed to ask.

Time to take notes....... either with a pen or with brain.

Mrs. Wambugu (far right) asked: "Did you get a share of a head of a fish in food Mrs. Kamau? - where do I start?" as Mrs. Karanja (left) and Mrs. Kamaru (centre) noticed what was happening.

While others were busy listening others were busy showing their painted face.

East African Tmes staff were also seen there: Mr. Joseph Ngugi (left) and Mr. Mbiyu (right).

All the way from Congo

Pastor Phyllis Wagura carefully listening

Blow: What did you on the menu: Ugali, Samaki, Nyama Choma....

The Kisumu ladies: "No eating, it is better to listen........ the taste of these ugali, nyama choma is not like the taste we have in Kenya." "Wacha hiyo..... samaki sio kama ya Lake Victoria."

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