Sauti Sol’s very own Bien-Aime Baraza, known for his musical talents, has made waves yet again by relocating his nightclub, The Manhattan, to the upscale Kilimani suburbs.
The club, which was forced to close its doors indefinitely in March due to disputes with the landlord, is now set to reopen in a new and improved location, promising an even bigger and better experience for partygoers.
Despite the challenges faced, Bien-Aime remains optimistic, emphasizing the valuable lessons learned from operating the club and the employment opportunities it created for over 50 young individuals.
Originally launched with great fanfare in July 2022, The Manhattan quickly became a hotspot for celebrities and nightlife enthusiasts alike. However, unresolved issues with the landlord led to its closure, prompting Bien-Aime and the club’s directors to seek legal redress to protect their interests.
Now, with plans underway for a grand reopening, anticipation is high as fans eagerly await the return of The Manhattan, ready to once again revel in its vibrant atmosphere and top-notch entertainment.
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