- Villa Rosa Kempinski was the host to one of a kind launch on Friday, September 6, by Obby's Ventures
- Some of the top celebs in Kenya, including Nadia Mukami, Batati, and Diana Marua, among others, graced the event
- The CEO and founder, Obadiah Kimani, noted he wanted to provide top-of-the-range services for his future clients
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The Kenyan entertainment industry keeps growing daily, and new opportunities are rising for those involved.
On Friday, September 6, the newest kid on the block, Obby's Ventures, made a statement with a classy gala launch at Villa Rosa Kempinski.
Obby's Ventures is a pioneering events company aiming to provide all services under one roof.
The launch saw some of the top celebrities and public figures in the Kenyan entertainment scene show up to celebrate the success of one of their own.
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Top celebs grace event at five-star hotel
Some top guests spotted at the event included Bahati and wife Diana Marua, Nadia Mukami, Eddie Butita, Dennis Itumbi, Mwalimu Rachel, Guardian Angel and Femi One, among others.
According to CEO and founder Obadiah Kimani, what sets them apart from other event companies is that they offer everything from pre-planning to services and equipment.
"If you move from here to Nyeri, you'll find also a couple of things being done. We are going to have baby showers everyday, funerals, birthdays, graduations, weddings and cooperate events. I have an eye for luxury and would want to provide excellence," Obadiah said.
The team also mentioned employing highly qualified professionals in different fields to deliver the best results for their clients.
Nairobi philanthropist's campaign to give free inhalers
Earlier, TUKO.co.ke reported that Kevin Otiende, a survivor of childhood asthma, announced a heartwarming initiative to support individuals with the same condition.
The idea is to help those battling asthma who cannot afford the necessary medical equipment.
Drawing from his personal experiences of living with the condition, Otiende recalls the desperate moments his family faced.
He recalled the countless times they rushed him to the local dispensary at night to get the only medicine they could afford at the time—Franol tablets.
Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke
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