US actor Omari Hardwick praises Nyashinski as collabo expected soon

Taking to his official Instagram page, Hardwick, popularly known as Ghost from his character in the Power series, shared a carousel of photos and videos of himself hanging out with the Malaika hitmaker, some of them an evidence of the deep bond the pair share, as they appear to exchange friendly banter and be pleasantly at ease with each other.

Calling Nyashinski 'Marindugu', probably borrowed from the word 'Mari' from their own official names, Hardwick extended his good wishes to the Kenyan superstar, urging him to stay focused and expect great success.

He wrote: "Happy WORTHday Kenyan Killa! My fellow Marindugu. Keep dem eyes to the sky. God has it all awaiting Lil Bro! Rocket ship time!"

In one of the videos attached in the post, Hardwick appears to recount Nyashinski's transition from a lone truck driver in the US to a widely celebrated singer back at home.

In the company of Nyashinski, singer Fena Gitu and some other friends, the acclaimed actor chimes: "This is why I can really help, Bro. Where you come in town, make music with these legends. And we put visuals out and we just go. You know... We have these moments where we talk about you coming into the US for ten years, a truck driver. (Someone) kick you out of bed, talking about 'You're gonna be a truck driver...'. It's gonna be OK... Marindugu!" 

Sources have also indicated to Citizen Digital that the pair, now affectionately dubbing each other 'Marindugu', have already worked on a musical project and it should be released soon.

Fenamenal is also a featured artist in the soon-to-be released collabo.

While in Kenya, the award-winning actor, whose work spans film and television, attended a series of events which included the HQ Kenya House’s grand opening, which took place at Tatu City. 

The exclusive club, the second global outlet of the US-based HQ House brand, reinforces Kenya’s growing status as a hub for international investment and cultural exchange.

Speaking at the event, Hardwick emphasized the significance of the space: “HQ Kenya House is a bridge from America to Africa, where like-minded individuals come together to create. The world is watching Africa, and this is our time to create, to collaborate, and to define the future on our own terms.”