The homecoming concert that US-based Rwandan gospel musician Richard Nick Ngendahayo was expected to stage at BK Arena on August 23, has been pushed to November. Ngendahayo told The New Times that he and his team decided to reschedule the concert, dubbed “Niwe Healing Concert,” to a later date to honour requests from his music fans who have been pushing for change in dates. After days of discussions, the artiste and the team helping him to promote the concert rescheduled the concert to November 29, same venue. ALSO READ: Richard Nick Ngendahayo back with new track after six-year hiatus “The change is due to the overwhelming requests from people who love my music worldwide. They wanted the concert moved to a date that would allow them more time to arrange travel, book flights, and prepare,” he told The New Times, adding that people must rest assured that no more cancellations will happen. “To my beloved fans, your unwavering support and heartfelt prayers over the years have been a tremendous blessing. I am truly thrilled to bring you unforgettable evening of an inspiring worship, and a deep celebration of God’s unwavering faithfulness,” he added. The ‘Niwe Healing Concert,’ will Nick Ngendahayo’s first performance in Kigali since leaving for the United States 15 years ago.
