Cabinet Secretary Ababu Namwamba joined family, friends, and members of the creative community to pay tribute to the late reggae MC, Njambi Koikai, also known as Fyah Mummah.
Speaking at the event, CS Ababu Namwamba emphasized Njambi’s significant contributions to both the entertainment and social justice arenas.
“Njambi was a beacon of hope and equity, tirelessly advocating for fairness in our society. Her dedication to justice and equity is a passion we shared,” Namwamba stated, underscoring the impact of Njambi’s work on the nation.
The Cabinet Secretary highlighted how Njambi’s infectious love for reggae music and her role as the founder of Street Empire Entertainment left an indelible mark on Kenyans.
“As a reggae MC, she captivated audiences with her vibrant personality and deep love for the genre,” Ababu added, noting that her influence helped foster a deeper appreciation for reggae across the country.
Renowned for her dynamic presence in the entertainment industry and her unwavering advocacy for human rights, Njambi’s legacy was celebrated with poignant memories and emotional reflections.
Friends and colleagues also shared their memories of Njambi, painting a picture of a woman whose life was devoted to both her art and the fight for equality.
Njambi Koikai passed away on Monday, June 3, 2024, at Nairobi Hospital following a prolonged battle with endometriosis.
The news of her death prompted a wave of tributes from creatives, colleagues, and fans who gathered to celebrate the legacy of a woman who left a profound impact on many.
Heartfelt tributes have been flowing in, with many recalling her lively spirit, contagious enthusiasm, and dedication to making a positive difference.
Kenyans have been sharing poignant tributes to the beloved reggae icon using reggae music, with some expressing that Njambi was the reason they became fans of the genre.
During the ongoing funeral arrangements at All Saints Cathedral, Njambi’s mother shared emotional reflections with the media, highlighting her daughter’s role as a mentor and cherished friend to many.
“Let us be courageous in her honor. Njambi loved you, and you loved her. Thank you so much for that,” Njambi’s mother stated.
Njambi’s burial is scheduled for Friday, June 14, 2024, at Langata Cemetery, Nairobi.
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