Burna Boy arrives in Nairobi, Kenya, he touched down February 28, 2025, with an entourage of over 60 people, including his 40-plus-member band, The Outsiders, as well as dancers, stylists, and security personnel, ahead of his March 1 concert at Uhuru Gardens. His arrival was marked by a convoy likened to that of a head of state.
The renowned Afrobeats star Burna Boy touched down in Kenya, accompanied by his mother, who also serves as his dedicated music manager, his uncle, and other members of his entourage, ahead of his highly anticipated performance.
Burna Boy’s Message to the Media in Kenya
Upon his arrival in Kenya on February 28, 2025, Burna Boy expressed his excitement to the media, stating, “I’m so happy to be here back again. The last time I was here was 2019, feels good to be here again Kenya.” This statement reflects his enthusiasm for returning to the country ahead of his anticipated concert on March 1, 2025, at Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi.
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Traffic Flow in Nairobi on March 1, 2025, for MadFunXperience: What to Expect As Burna Boy arrives
Traffic in Nairobi is expected to face significant disruptions on March 1 due to the concert. Key roads like Lang’ata Road, Likoni Road, and the Southern Bypass link via Carnivore Grounds will likely see heavy congestion, particularly before and after the event. Authorities and organizers anticipate increased traffic as thousands of attendees arrive and depart, with gates opening at 3:00 PM and closing at 9:00 PM. Traffic police will be deployed to manage flow, but delays are expected, and motorists are advised to use alternative routes or public transport like matatus, taxis, or boda bodas to ease congestion.