The stage is set for a bigger and louder Landlord Pakwao Concert after FDH Bank and Ekhaya Group came on board to back the highly anticipated music show.
Landlord Entertainment CEO and hip-hop artist Duncan Zgambo (Gwamba) has announced a major partnership with FDH Bank and the Ekhaya Group for the upcoming Landlord Pakwao Concert.
The announcement signals a fresh direction for how Gwamba operates.
Gwamba explained that he is moving beyond the traditional role of simply being an artist,because, as they say, the pen is mightier than the sword.
In his view, he is focused on the music business rather than only the music industry.
“This partnership is bigger than Gwamba, it’s a strong vote of confidence in the vision we’re building,” he said.
He added, “Music is a business, and it thrives when the corporate world joins hands with the creative industry.”
For concert-goers, the partnership is expected to improve the overall experience.
As Sheila Kanjo, Marketing Manager for FDH Financial Holdings, explained, FDH Bank will serve as the exclusive financial partner by managing the event’s digital transactions.
The system, she said, is designed to be like a well-oiled machine, helping fans make payments smoothly.
She noted that the bank will provide secure and convenient payment options, enabling fans to buy tickets online and make cashless payments for merchandise at the venue, reducing long queues and improving efficiency.
Meanwhile, Ekhaya Group will handle all food and beverage services, ensuring attendees have reliable access to refreshments throughout the concert, a safety net of comfort from start to finish.
The Landlord Pakwao Concert will take place on August 1, 2026, at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe.
It will be headlined by Nigerian star Ruger, with local featured artists including Zeze, Fada Moti, Miracle Chinga, among others.
Landlord Entertainment CEO and hip-hop artist Duncan Zgambo (Gwamba) has announced a major partnership with FDH Bank and the Ekhaya Group for the upcoming Landlord Pakwao Concert.
The announcement signals a fresh direction for how Gwamba operates.
Gwamba explained that he is moving beyond the traditional role of simply being an artist,because, as they say, the pen is mightier than the sword.
In his view, he is focused on the music business rather than only the music industry.
“This partnership is bigger than Gwamba, it’s a strong vote of confidence in the vision we’re building,” he said.
He added, “Music is a business, and it thrives when the corporate world joins hands with the creative industry.”
For concert-goers, the partnership is expected to improve the overall experience.
As Sheila Kanjo, Marketing Manager for FDH Financial Holdings, explained, FDH Bank will serve as the exclusive financial partner by managing the event’s digital transactions.
The system, she said, is designed to be like a well-oiled machine, helping fans make payments smoothly.
She noted that the bank will provide secure and convenient payment options, enabling fans to buy tickets online and make cashless payments for merchandise at the venue, reducing long queues and improving efficiency.
Meanwhile, Ekhaya Group will handle all food and beverage services, ensuring attendees have reliable access to refreshments throughout the concert, a safety net of comfort from start to finish.
The Landlord Pakwao Concert will take place on August 1, 2026, at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe.
It will be headlined by Nigerian star Ruger, with local featured artists including Zeze, Fada Moti, Miracle Chinga, among others.
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