Popular Kenyan media personality and events host Azeezah Hashim flew the Kenyan flag higher at Yanga Day, where she was the official master of ceremony.

In videos doing rounds on the internet, Azeezah is captured hyping the crowd while in full flight around the sold-out stadium on Tanzanian soil.

Donning Yanga’s signature green color paired with black tight shorts and black knee-length boots with jewelry, Azeezah marveled with her unique raspy voice filling the stadium speakers amid heavy applause.

“Niaje, niaje, piga kelele, piga kelele,” she roared in part.

The new development has since earned her a standing ovation from her countrymen and women.

Additionally, many have attested to Azeezah’s work ethic and sheer determination.

Subsequently, the reactions took a comical turn with a section baptizing her with names from the Kalenjin community, who are congenital runners.

We camped on the internet and sampled a few of the reactions below.

“Azeezah is a GOAT.”

“The energy we need”

“Huyu nayo hujituma for real.”

“Our very own”

“She understood her assignment very well; mad respect.”

“Media messiah”

“She’s good at what she does.”

“Mapenzi ya thirty”

“I just love Azeezah.”

“She’s who she thinks she is.”

“This one is blessed and highly favored.”

“Si mkale huyu.”

“The real girl kujituma, I love the energy.”

“Top shotta”

“Vaibuuuu tupu”

“Naona mnatuwakilisha huku nje.”

“I am a Kenyan so you know am a marathon runner.”

Tanzanian singer and Wasafi signee Zuchu was the event’s headliner, and truly she didn’t disappoint.

Her performance set has since received overwhelming applause, including from veteran Kenyan singer Nyota Ndogo, among others.

Kenyan Premier League side Bandari F.C. lost to their Tanzanian counterpart Yanga SC with a solitary goal in a match that crowned the day.

Bandari’s loss comes in the backdrop of Gor Mahia’s loss to Simba SC a fortnight ago as part of their next season preparations.