 Hi everyone, hi everyone. Good, good I don't have a watch. Is this afternoon yet? Good afternoon, good afternoon. How are you feeling? So I'd like to start by saying thank you so much for taking this opportunity to join us today. I go by the name Wangaryu Gikunda. I am the founder of Rehoboth Wellness Center. Rehoboth Wellness Center is an organization that works towards supporting the vulnerable. We support the needy elderly just here at Kamae Salams and we also support the youth especially in prison. We have a program called Tumaini Mentorship Program. Tumaini Mentorship Program is the one that has enabled us to be here today to support the young men and the young girls who are here. Why are we here? You may be wondering. And every time I approached partners when we were doing this, they would ask me why committee? Why committee maximum prison? And the reason behind it is we get to see what these individuals have to offer rather than that mentality we have out there. Whom say I go committee? Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. I hasn't heard anything. So we get to see that these people are harmless. They just made a mistake. And they are saying I like to say the difference between me, you and them near to how jashiku are bad though. The difference between me, you and them near to me, near to me, near to jashiku are bad though. These things we have done out there and we have managed to go to a puka. So we are not better than them and they are not better than us. So we are here to celebrate them. I'd like to first take this opportunity to appreciate all the sponsors and the partners who have enabled us to be here today. Our partner number one being the Kenya Prison Service. A round of applause for the Kenya Prison Service. My coffee and roof will be for Kenya Prison because had it not been for them, it wouldn't have happened. So they allowed us, they believed in us, they shared a dream with us. They believed in what we believe in and that's why we are here today. So I'd like to take this opportunity to say thank you to Kenya Prison Service for allowing us to be here on this beautiful day. I launched this program at Kamae Girls. Kamae Girls is right next to us. For those who don't know, Kami Ti Maximum Prison consists of four prisons. It has Kami Ti Maximum Prison, Kami Ti Medium Prison, Kami Ti YCTC, which is where we are right now, and we have Kamae Girls. What is the difference? Kami Ti Maximum Prison is for the individuals who've been, their verdict is for life. Then we have Kami Ti Medium, whose verdict is shorter, and then YCTC for the young boys who are under 18, and the Kamae Girls who's four, the girls who are under 18. So that's why we are here. If you'd like to understand better what exactly is happening, we have all the four prisons showcasing their talents to us and one Ashindani at Shrofi. So the winning team. The winning team in Nani, is it Maxima? Maxima Mouhe? Maxima Mouhe? We have a lot of talent. It's not just me, it's Maxima. It's the medium. It's the girls. It's the young boys. So I'd like to say thank you to everyone. Let me appreciate our, I was appreciating our partners. We also have Rehoboth Wellness Center, which is my organization. I'd like to say thank you. Our team, which is there, please wave. Thank you so much for this particular event. I'd also like to say thank you to Cross Entertainment. Cross Entertainment have also played a part in today's decor. We have Onesmas the artist who have played a role in grooming the young girls. Onesmas the artist. Is he here? Is he still here? Yes. He's still here? Yes. And then we also have SPM bars. SPM bars, where are you? They will be covering what is happening today. We have Cube Energy, who I believe are not here yet. We have Crime Seapower. Thank you so much for joining us today. We also have Mr. and Ms. Birmingham Kenya, who will be judging for fashion. Mr. and Ms. Birmingham Kenya. Thank you so much for joining us. We also have Generation Rising on Wisdom. It's good to have you here. I will also have President of Here Africa, who's also come with the NIBS team. The NIBS team, please wave. NIBS College, you also have NIBS College with us today. We have Scott Maraga, the artist behind all these artworks we have around. We also have Jeff Courier Digital doing production for us. Jeff Courier Digital. Wave to Evian. And then last but not least, we have Pop Out Brands, who are responsible for the sound that we have today. So I'd like to say thank you to everyone. We hope you enjoy. We hope as we live here, you'll have a different perception of what a prison is like. So thank you to everyone. And I hope you enjoy the show. To one and a neighbor die. Come on, come on, come on, come on.