Dear Millennials, Dissapointed or Culture Shock? A fake programmed life's manual failed an entire Generation.

Gen z's are at it again. Will this fight ever end? The beef gen z's have against their predecessors seems to be overstretching and it's most likely not ending any time soon. It's a battle btn "preprogrammed robots(millennials) and freewillers, the mighty unchained gen z's who are their young siblings. Gez z's are walking in their uncharted waters, questioning everything and boldly  standing up for themselves in In every space socially, politically and economically while millennials, just like their parents gen x followed up everything like a flock of sheep to the slaughter house. Gen z have said no to that kind of existence and you should see the shock on everyone's face coz "how dare they question and go against the societal norms". 

Annele Amani writes

Hakuna watu wanaumia hii dunia kama millennials, especially those raised kwa village with community morals. Their parents never told them ati the world is cold. They were raised thinking that most people are inherently good. They were raised thinking they deserve fairness because they are good people. They were raised believing that marriage is everlasting, God is real and He will help them when they are struggling, neighbours are friends and they will be there for them when they are down. Guess what? I know hata hujui neighbour wako hapa Nairobi.

Ha! Millennials were even raised to believe in working honestly and diligently. They believe in employment and politicians. They think just because their colleague is a Luhya and they are Luhya, ati they are safe. 

Millennials had their life planned out for them. School, job, marriage, family, death. Well, that's not going as planned for most. Millennials hawajaoa na hawajaolewa, na inawakula kichwa. The good women and men they envisioned to get, hawako. Their parents are pressuring them about marriage. Hawana kazi and majority don't think outside the box. Hawezi uza Smokies na alifanya Bachelors in Commerce akaongeza CPA ama sijui ni nini hizo watu wa commerce hua mnaongeza.

I find millennials not to be sharp socially and in life generally. The system dumbed them by giving them a manual. Hata apigwe na bwana, anavumilia tu. Akiwa single mother, anajichukia. Marriage ikifail, hamove on. Anajiona failure. Mwanaume kazi ikiisha, hataki mjengo kabisa. Maisha ikiwa ngumu anakimbia kwa pastor Ezekiel kununua handkerchief ya 8k.

Parents to millennials failed. According to me, most didn't prepare their children for things like divorce, single parenthood, joblessness, disappointment and hurt from the world. Millennials fear change kabisa. Heri avumilie yote just to avoid changing. A millennial will stay kwa toxic job, hata wacha toxic job, kwa job moja ya kumlipa 15k for years hadi retire juu it's a permanent and pensionable. Any thoughts of getting a better job is like treason to them.

If you ever see someone who is bitter online about their ex wa 8 years ago, it's a millennial. They don't know how to move on. You'll find them camped kwa hawa self-proclaimed teachers of men and women trying to get marriage and relationship tips because what they were promised never came and so they don't know how to navigate. They will be there listening to how wanaume are bad or wanawake should be avoided because they're lost and they don't know what to do about love. Na by the way, almost all teachers of men and women are millennials.

Millennials hate single people. Juu they don't know you can just be single. They will be there attacking Maina Kageni and Sanaipei because how dare them go off the script? It you see such attacks, it's from a millennial. I can bet. 

I hope you raise your children to know from the onset that the world is cold. Power and money is taken, not given. Let them know that school is perfect, but it's not the only key. Let them know that love disappoints, God doesn't answer prayers promptly; sometimes He takes long 

Poor millennials!

Credits; Annele Amani, Facebook. 

DEAR PARENT, TATTOO ON YOUR CHILD? NO JOB FOR THEM

 

The ongoing KDF recruitment has been a wake-up call for me, both as a parent and an educator. About 1,500 recruits were sent home after failing drug tests. Let that sink in. 1,500Just last month, two friends and I were celebrating because our kids had been shortlisted for Cadet professional courses. 

We decided to do pre-screening early to avoid surprises.

Good decision.

A trip to the Coast revealed a tattoo on my daughter.

Luckily, I knew KDF bans tattoos, so we had it removed. One of my friends wasn’t so lucky—he only discovered his son’s tattoo this week. The boy was turned back on Tuesday. Dream shattered.

The other friend’s daughter failed the drug test. She has never smoked, injected or sniffed anything. But in law school she casually ate those “brown weed cookies” at parties. That was enough.

This generation is swimming in weed culture. Back then, “kukunywa bangi” was an abomination.

Today? It’s normal. Even fashionable.

Two friends recently found rolls of weed in their daughters’ bags. These are bright, lovely girls. Sweet kids. But the world they live in is different—and very unforgiving. Parents, let’s stop living in denial. We need honest conversations, early guidance, and real vigilance. Teachers, start career talks WAY earlier—before peer pressure, parties, tattoos and piercings close doors like KDF, NYS, law enforcement, aviation, and more.

As for my girl, a medical issue (not drug-related) made us step aside from this year’s intake.

Bottom line:

Parenting today requires sharper eyes, open conversations, and early intervention.

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Burial sermons in big 2025

Hello 👋 Mr preacher, sermons during burials in Africa in this big 2025? Please let's evolve. 

My thoughts on sermons during burials in Africa. This has got nothing to do with wokeness. 

Photo courtesy - Wikipedia 

The preaching /sermon session  during burials in Africa is a very unnecessary endeavor. It's ridiculous at this point imo. That's one practice that the next generation should discard completely in let's say 50 years or so. It beats my common logic the importance of it coz if I want to know more about Jesus I'll go to a church and not a burial. It actually feels like a chore . Is it designed on purpose to break the monotony of that current somber mood? What's the intention of that session? What is it designed to achieve? If the deceased was a staunch Christian the business of the presiding preacher should end at prayers only. Am tempted to assume that specific sermon is meant to gaslight/manipulate/instill fear to those left behind to see if they'll give their lives to jesus. Does that gospel still work? That one of frightening/threatening people with hell fire 🔥 and suffering for eternity? Like kambas and kikuyus casually put it "mwaki wa tene na tene"! Also eulogies in big 2025? Com'n fellow African . A small quiet send off attended by close relatives and friends only should be the norm. But no let's hold the biggest most expensive burial in this side of Sahara, with pomp and mbwembwe. Let's do an online fundraising to feed hundreds of multitudes. you'd even be surprised we are now in a competition of which family outdid the rest in giving their departed one the most dignified send off of all time. And what shocks me about this African culture that's basically deluded with hypocrisy is how we are neglecting our very own during their last days on this universe, forgetting them in their hour of dire need in totality only to show up immediately they pass away when they nolonger need us. A relative will be down with a chronic terminal illness, they will need palliative care and attention but we will be so unavailable because we are busy with our daily hustle and bustle, grinding hard every single day with no time to spare in town but we will magically find time and resources to spare when they're long dead. What for? Those employers that can't give you an off day to rush and see your loved ones where do they get the audacity to release you when that person is dead? Does it come off as if we are valuing the death more than the life? That business that we can't close when they are sick, that money we don't have when they are chronically ill where do we magically get it from to traverse miles, cross rivers and bridges to go bury them? Ai man Africa is one glorified ghetto immersed in hypocrisy and mediocrity.  Can we stop doing that please 🙏. Can we develop a culture of showing up to people when they need us please. They need us when they are alive. They need  us when they can see and feel the love we profess to them when they're silent in those coffins.  Let's show our loved ones that strong love and affection when they are breathing. Coz the minute they breath their last they nolonger care, they nolonger need it. Let's give them those fancy fantastic rose flowers when they can still smell them and smile at us with appreciation. 

Lastly please, let's avoid lying during that eulogy session. We are living badly with people. We have total disregard of people while they are still breathing and kicking. You can't see eye to eye with your brother or sister or neighbor but you want to lie to us during their burial that you loved each other and you lived well with them? I'm sure even Satan herself doesn't appreciate that. Do good, Change or perish. 

Na pastors wanalipwa kuzika mtu these days . shuwaly maina ni udinyi upi huo? 

Ai man just blow the Damn trumpet atp. The rupture is long overdue.

Whats the purpose of life to a man?

 You get to a point in adulthood when you have so much in your mind, your heart is heavy, and you really want to open up to someone, then you look around and realise there is no one to talk to. 

It is intimate stuff that is eating you up. Gobbling you up like an aggressive cancer. You need a confidant. You need a comforter. A mentor. A spiritual advisor. Someone who can make you see life from a different dimension, or at least introduce new perspectives or lenses to view life with.  

Typically such person could be a parent, an uncle or aunt(senje, in that traditional affectionate sense). It could be that wise friend who seems to have figured out life.  

Then one day in your adulthood, your parents are gone. The uncle or the aunt who could pump some hope into your life is gone. And you have drifted apart from your friend, or he or she is dead. Another worse situation is when they exist but now your existential problems are misaligned with whatever advice they may offer you. Say, you want to divorce an abusive spouse but your trusted parent or uncle/aunt only believes in kuvumilia. You don't exactly hate or despise their advice. If anything you see their point, but their adamant stance is completely anti-thetical to your angst. You need different gears and levers to move your life forward. 

This particular problem can smack you any time after 25, but it gets objectively worse as you age. And then, later in your 30s, the problems become deeply personal. Every man or woman you open up to, is either battling their own demons, or is ill-equipped to offer you the padded shoulder to lean on in such times. 

As an adult you will battle a lot of problem. Some could be frivolous, some serious, and some life-threatening. From infertility problems under the probing eyes of relatives and friends, to a diabetic man with other attendant problems causing all manner of problems in his marriage, to unemployment, unrealised and unfulfilled dreams, unmet expectations, disappointments, relationships that didn't work, jobs that didn't deliver the high hopes they promised, can only ruin a person. 

But there are higher spiritual problems that we battle with. The question of identity. Who are we? What are we doing here?  Is there a point to life? After all this suffering, we die. Just like that. Gone and forgotten. 

The internal battles, away from those problems that can be fixed(e.g, if broke, we can fix that if you get a job or money), have a way of isolating us. Hence the friend who stops picking calls. The friend who disappears under the radar. The poor choices like alcoholism or drug abuse, as an escape from the harsh reality of life. 

The worst poverty is to be in a place where you have no one to confide to your worst fears, whatever their nature. 

Hence later in life, you will learn a certain sad fact about a friend that will break your heart. "You mean he was going through all that and we didn't know? Poor thing..." 

People say when something tragic happens to a friend and with hindsight you start to think it was completely avoidable. It wasn't. We only confide things to people when we feel safe. 

That is why kujitia kitanzi is something that I understand. Someone who does that means whatever that that was troubling them, in their assessment, no human being was capable of understanding their pain. People could trivialise the pain, laugh at it, or fail to understand the enormity of the problem. As human beings we are very poor at assessing people and what they are going through.  

I don't know if I am making sense.

 But I know many adults have so many battles inside them, some they will win with time and creative adjustments to their situation. But some, may take time and unfortunately the pain may never be resolved.  Resentment is permanent human condition, and mastering how to handle it is not an easy thing. 

To understand the loneliness of internal battles, allow me to use the example of Jesus. Remember when he went to Gethsmane to pray. I often think about his last days before being crucified. He took three disciples with him to pray. When he moved away from them to pray, asking God to take the cup from him, he asked the disciples(John, James and Peter) to pray so as not to fall into temptations. Two times he came back to find them asleep. Later that night, Peter even denied him, and Judas did betray him eventually.  

Sometimes you can tell your friends what you are going through and they can laugh at you, deny you, or betray you and now that we live in the tea culture, you become the hot tea.  Motivational speakers will tell you to be there for yourself. But what if the self is scared, afraid and inadequate? 

We used to seek refuge in family, but family in some cases the source of the pain you are going through. A believer can turn to God. What A Friend We Have in Jesus? the old beautiful hymn asks, and answers more profoundly what a friendship with Jesus means. 

But what does a non-believer do when walking through that Valley of Darkness?  By and large, we get by, human beings are surprisingly resilient. What we never talk about is the mental scars we accumulate as we age. From the heartbreaks, the betrayal of friends, the unmet expectations, unfulfilled dreams, the realisation that there isn't so much to life, unless you assign meaning to it, and the many things beyond our control that are thrown at us. But finding a comforter, a confidant, a trusted friend, is truly one of the most blessed gifts life can grant you. Not all of us can be stoics( though I encourage it).  Count yourself lucky if you do become a stoic. Count yourself lucky if you escape crippling internal battles.  

Written by Silas Nyanchwani. 

X @nywanchani. 

A seasoned author and publisher. 

Newly married men, this is for you.

Hi. I’ve been married for over 10yrs and also happen to be a Christian counsellor. I’m sorry about what you are going through so early in marriage but to an extent it is expected because first, you are in what I call the “Drama” stage. You are getting to know one another. Yes, you might have dated for a while, you might have “known” each other, you might have even lived together. Once you get married there’s a mental shift (or not) towards life long commitment. This is a shift, be patient with yourself and with your partner. Remember the stages of a team? Forming, storming, norming and performing? To an extent that still applies to marriage. Be patient. Pursue the things that made you close at first. Whether it’s talking a walk together, washing dishes, whatever it is, it helped you build intimacy and connection that is what will keep you in the long run. This is a marathon, not a sprint. 

Second, in this drama stage, you are learning character flaws about yourself and your partner. Some will be jarring. The rule of thumb is here is “You are the problem in your marriage.” I know everything in you is rebelling against this statement. Truth is, it is always easier to point out the wrong in your partner than the wrong in you. You are only in charge of your responses and reactions not your partner. You are as much a problem as your partner is. Each one reveals their own insecurities, flaws, selfishness that drives them to pull the relationship to their end at the expense of their partner. Self awareness is very important. Understanding your triggers. If something is pissing you off, why is it? If you are finding something disrespectful, why is it? How much of your perception is informed by the patterns that you grew up in? Your experiences in life? etc. We all have filters that influence how we perceive what is before us, being aware of these is a good step. Don’t be afraid to seek therapy, sometimes its just to help you understand yourself better and your filters.

Third, based on above, in marriage we are advised never to change someone, but that doesn’t mean they won’t change. There’s the person we marry, there’s the person they become when they are married to us. There’s a difference between accepting the person you are with and trying to mould them into what you want them to be. Change is inevitable yes, but that doesn’t mean that you are the one to effect that change. Don’t seek to change someone, no human has ever achieved that. Also because I am a christian, let me explain 3 things. Justice, mercy and grace. In simple terms Justice is you getting what you deserve. If you hurt me and the rule is an eye for an eye then you getting hurt is what you deserve. Mercy is you not getting what you deserve. I believe in legal terms this would be pardon. Grace however is you getting what you don’t deserve. You hurt me, yet I still treat you well, I still love you and all those unconditional things that love does. This is hard! In marriage, truth must be accompanied by grace. You are not expressing your displeasure with the goal of breaking down your partner but you want to help them become the best person they can be for the health of your union. Similarly they do the same for you. Be clear on why you got married in the first place. We always have reasons beyond love. Sometimes these reasons are wrong e.g. dem amefungiwa home na wazazi strict looking for a way out. Boy kadinya who thinks marriage will make him stop that lifestyle. Many different reasons….be clear on what yours is. 

Fourth, there’s something we call the Love-Respect cycle. The man’s greatest need is respect, the woman’s greatest need is love. Your partner says something disrespectful and you respond in an unloving manner and the cycle goes on and on. So If you partner says something disrespectful, you have a choice, you can either react (usually to no good end) or you can respond and constructively steer the relationship away from what you have described.

Fifth, who surrounds you? What is your support system like? Over the years of my marriage I have learnt that if you don’t surround yourself with people who have the same beliefs about marriage as you (or you desire) itakua ngumu sana. E.g. if you believe that both partners should be loving and caring to one another and you pursue it yet you surround yourself with people who’s mindset is that their partner is there to serve them, or a man should rule his house with an iron fist, there will be a conflict because you will slowly but surely start to apply the same mindset. Be careful who you keep around you. If they are not helping you keep the sanctity of your marriage, the fruits will be seen in due time. Find an older couple to mentor y’all, find peers that believe in marriage in the same way as you do. Do not isolate yourselves. It never ends well.

sikutaka kuandika lecture ama term paper. I have struggled to make this response concise coz with marriage nothing is ever a straight line. There’s a lot that is interconnected, especially your past…it always comes back to haunt you if you haven’t dealt with it.

Lawyer wahome thuku calls on well wishers for Quincy timbalakes sons.

Quincy Timbalake with his former two wives, Esther arunga and Tose mwende

 

Wahome thuku has taken to social media to narrate the plight of Quincy timbalakes 3 sons from his first marriage to mwende(deceased)

TIMBERLAKE, MWENI STORY

The story of a steamy love relationship and subsequent marriage between former TV beauty queen Esther Arunga and one Quincy Timberlake hit the media headlines in one of the biggest ways at the time. That was 2009. You all recall it.

You also probably know that Timberlake had been married to a lady called Rose Mweni Gideon since 1990s, thereabout. They lived together in Komarock, Nairobi and begot three sons, Trivor, Quicy and Cassidy.Rose was a housewife, born and brought up in Athi River, Machakos County. Then around 2009, Esther Arunga happened.Rose was interviewed in several media houses thereafter, explaining how she learned of the husband’s relationship with Esther through the media.She said after the news broke out, Timberlake came home one day, took away his stuff and left, never to be seen again. 

Fast forward, Timberlake and Esther migrated to Australia. While there, they were arrested and charged over the murder of their son in 2014. Esther was freed but Timberlake was not. That is history.

Back home, it would appear that the relationship between Timberlake and Esther, affected Rose in a big way. She developed health issues, fell into depression and never recovered. She died in March last year and was buried in Makueni on April 8. Her own mother had died on 2021. 

Rose and Timberlake left behind three very bright kids. Trivor, the first born struggled through school when the mother was alive. Today is here and there, doing casual jobs and struggling to maintain the two siblings.Quicy the second born went to Chavakali Boys High School, supported by the mother and a few friends. He completed Form 4 last year and got a straight grade A.

You would imagine, sitting for an examination just after the mother’s death and passing like that.Now he is hoping to join University and take a good course. His problem, Iam told he has a school fees balance of Ksh12,500 so he cant receive his university admission letter. That’s him.

And even if he joins university, paying college fees will be the next biggest challenge.Cassidy the last born is presently in Form 4 at a school called Green Oak Center in Nairobi. He is a day scholar. The young boy was the most affected by the parents separation and the aftermath.First he went to Chania High School in Thika, having passed well in primary school. He was supported by the mother and some few friends. But even they could not afford to keep him in school. He studied for a few weeks in form one, then school fees arrears kicked him out of school.Friends enrolled him at Mavoko High School in Machakos County in Form 2. He schooled for two terms, developed a medical issues and dropped out.He is now at Green Oak, combining both Form 3 and Form 4 work. That was the only way to save him from ultimate depression.He has registered for KCSE examination which starts in November. His problem, school fees balance of Ksh33,000.

The three boys live together in one room somewhere in Nairobi. I am told they were housed there by a well wisher after being kicked out of their house over rent arrears.

How can we help these two kids? Let me start it this way, can we?

I never give a Paybill number since I can't manage to control it. If you think you can bail them out then you can only trust me with your money. No other way. You know I will account. My line is 722627091.

Few days after release by a malindi court, blogger Pauline njoroge tours Corinthians.

Just a few days after her release by a malindi court following allegations of drug trafficking, blogger Pauline njoroge is in Corinth. 

Here's what she posted on her social media platforms about the great ancient city Corinth.  

 Where I am standing on the 1st and 3rd photo is exactly where Apostle Paul stood and preached to the Corinthians. 

Corinth was one of the most important Greek City States; it was a wealthy and a thriving city. If there was a comparison to a present day city, that would be Las Vegas. The city had two sea ports; on the Corinthian sea and the Argosaronic sea, making it an important and powerful trading destination. People from all over the Mediterranean world converged in Corinth. 

With the kind of money in circulation, Corinth was the sin city of the ancient times. People were engaged in all manner of indulgencies, gambling, sex etc, and were more stubborn than Nairobians 😅. The religious background of Corinth was a mix of Greek, Roman, and Oriental. The teachings of Christianity which was a new religion went against the grain of everything these people knew of a belief system. 

The church in Corinth also had various struggles such as divisions, false teachings and immorality. It was for this reason that Apostle Paul wrote them two letters in order to strengthen the converts who struggled with reverting to their past belief, and to help them with their questions and problems. 

The apostle spent a year and a half in Corinth and many people believed in Jesus because of his preaching. Amidst many challenges Paul a Roman citizen also preached in other parts of Greece. He was the apostle called to the gentiles, and he faithfully carried out this mission until his death. It is believed he was beheaded in Rome.

If Paul was writing to Kenyans today, how do you think he would address us?

HOW MAGIX ENGA RUINED JAMSTA's PROJECT.

We all woke up one day to some thrilling music renditions of various songs from different artistes covered and published on twitter among other social media platforms by one jamsta{stage name}, a twitter sensational who won and charmed the hearts of many social media users who instantly fell in love with not only his vocal prowess but also his vocal delivery. On the fateful day, jamsta while on site at his mjengo hustle, posted a video of him singing 'girl of my dreams ' initially sang by D-major, a video that got him trending. Instant praises came along, support promises too followed, every other blogger wanted to interview him and get to know his story and music journey. Many wondered why and what was such a vocally talented singer like him doing in a building site. Obviously, unashamed of his hustle, he finally let everybody know that, that was where he got his daily bread from.  

 video courtesy: jamsta performing girl of my dreams by D-major. 

One thing lead to the other, and our twitter sensational decided it was time to realize his dream, hit the studio , record his music and release it to his fans. However, things didn't go as planned. After paying magix enga, the audio producer a sum of ksh 20,000 for his first audio, things went south really fast. jamsta would show up at magix studios only to find an empty studio, perhaps present workers and an absent producer. The truce between the two went on until jamsta got enough of it and decided to take it on twitter and let his fans know what was going on. A disappointed jamsta poured out his heart on the frustrations he had gone through while in the hands of producer magix enga.

After pushing him and insisting, magix later accorded jamsta something he had dreamt of for long, a studio session. But that was the start of another tussle. He recorded the audio but magix was too busy to work on it. He continued to persuade him, and after a month producer enga decided to finish his project, something he could have done in a weeks time. Another disappointment was awaiting jamsta. After magix finished his mastering work, jamsta on twitter claimed the producer had auto tuned his vocals 100%, something that not only angered him but also ruined the entire project irreparably. Now, jamsta has a song he worked so hard for, but because of a famous reckless producer he cannot go ahead and release his song. Going through some comments on twitter, some fans advised him not to release the song at all, as it could paint a bad image of his budding music career knowing very well that he is talented both in song writing skills and great vocals. To his fans , his capability of doing a far much better song is unquestionable. Another question from a fan was, Magix a well known producer whose name is now a household name in kenyan music industry has done a lot of big projects and worked with some high flying kenyan musicians , was this another case or sheer negligence or? A good project gone bad in the hands of a remarkably talented producer who doubles as an artiste as well can be concluded as intentional.

Below are some of covers done by jamsta as posted on his YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3SB-EqOh8YHljUO8UpzCDQ (subscribe to his youtube channel)

To jamsta, your fans are there to support you, take this as a lesson and work towards giving them great music. You got this.

Find him on twitter and IG  @jamstamusic

OUR SPOTLIGHT ARTISTE. MEET ERASTUS MBUVA OF SEMA NAMI FAME.

OUR  SPOTLIGHT ARTISTE OF WEEK.

REAL NAME: ERASTUS MBUVA PIUS

STAGE NAME: ERASTUS MBUVA.

MULIKA ENTERTAINMENT SPOTLIGHT ARTISTE OF THE WEEK. 

THIS WEEK ON OUR MSAANII IBUKA SEGMENT,

WE ARE DELIGHTED TO FEATURE ONE ERASTUS MBUVA FAMED FOR THE SONG SEMA NAMI,

A STILL ALIVE PRODUCTION. 

This week on our Msanii ibuka segment we feature a first rising gospel artiste going by the name Erastus Mbuva Pius. Erastus Mbuva which happens to be his stage name is a nairobi based  gospel artiste from Mutomo district , kitui county famed for his hit single sema nami a song that was produced by Tim of still alive records. The 27 year old fifth born in a family of seven is now married and a father of two. Erastus  scholed at Nduu-ndune primary school and later joined the prestigious kitui high school for his o levels. "I realized my talent in my early age, I have sang in various choirs up to 2008" says Erustus.

 He began his music journey that is composing/writing/Singing in 2004 and due to financial constraints he couldnt manage to record any music until in 2013 when he recorded his  first album which had songs among them  Ninaomba ,Unikumbuke ,Nisamehe,Neno,Nimekubali,sifa,Tufurahi and baraka.

Erastus alleges that his first album that was produced at Q-bits records didnt do well in market due to low quality production of both audio and video ,but it instead it opened ways  for his music production and enabled him  to learn much in music industry.

That was just his start. The highly ambitious gospel singer embarked on recording more and more songs a move that saw him work with one of the best labels and producers in Kenya, still alive records.  In 2014 he recorded a single song titled 'sema nami' which means speak to me Lord in Swahili which was produced by Tim of still alive studio. The video was later shot by sakata media. In 2015, he did  record another song but this time round with a different approach message wise titled  'Sare madree' a campaign song advocating against alcohol and drug abuse.  He has not done the video yet. Erastus songs are available on you tube.
So what is he upto  now? Erastus is working on other bigger projects to which he affirms will be in high levels soon. "I believe in humble beginning and making great impact in gospel music industry,Nobody was created a looser but God made us to be winners", says erustus.
To his amazing fans, something incredible has been promised, so keep it here, and we mean Mulika entertainment as we look forward to unleash all his new and upcoming projects. We hope he keeps his word.
From our crew, Mulika entertainment family wishes Erastus all the very best in his music endeavors. We promise to support him always for the glory and honor of God. 

Below are some of his music projects , links where you can download his songs and also skiza tunes.

some of his songs can be downloaded here by dialing
*699*739*



Below are skiza tune codes for his music

SOME OF HIS SKIZA TUNES





      Sare madree skiza code 71225035
      Sema Nmai skiza code 711130514

SEMA NAMI BY ERUSTUS MBUVA 

UNIKUMBUKE BY ERUSTUS MBUVA

TUFURAHI BY ERUSTUS MBUVA

YOU CAN CONNECT WITH HIM ON FACEBOOK: ERASTUS MBUVA MUSIQ
PHONE NUMBER FOR ANY CD ORDERS AND EVENT BOOKINGS ON
0714982502


READ AND KNOW HIM BETTER.

A MULIKA ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTION 2016

NEW & HOT. HAKUNA MATATA BY BOSIKO

NEW & HOT BRAND NEW GOSPEL JAM IN TOWN.

He goes by the name Bosco Munyoki a new school gospel artiste popularly known by his stage name as Bosiko. His music career dates back while he was in high school, where at some point he teamed up with friends to nature his singing passion. Bosiko could be spotted singing alongside Mercy, his by then classmate during CU meetings and also high school weekend challenge events.Bosiko since then kick started his music career and never looked back. although he has been singing for a while, this brand new music video happens to be his first mega project ever since he went solo. He attributes the long music silence to the fact that he was upto growing first as a young christian dedicated to Gods service. Just as a by the way, bosiko was my schoolmate back in high school and was and still is my music role model. while in high school he inspired me to explore my singing ambitions,
and so today am greatly honored to feature my once gospel music  role model in my entertainment blog.

This is the brand new video HAKUNA MATATA BY BOSIKO

 

SONG :                              HAKUNA MATATA

ARTISTE:                           BOSIKO

AUDIO PRODUCER :      CHRISTIAN WALLACE 

VIDEO DIRECTOR:         BLESSED SAM     

MULIKA ENTERTAINMENT WISHES BOSIKO ALL THE VERY BEST IN MUSIC ENDEAVORS.



VIDEO RATING: 8/10


WATCH AND BE BLESSED.

"BUY YOU" ANOTHER ONE FROM PANDIKIZI EMPIRE- NEW RELEASE

ITS NEW AND HOT.

  PANDIKIZI EMPIRE PRESENTS ;

"BUY YOU" ANOTHER MARSH UP BIG HIT ,  A PANDIKIZI EMPIRE PRODUCTION.

SONG: BUY YOU
ARTISTES: DUDU-B & DINGI
LABEL: PANDIKIZI EMPIRE
PRODUCER: DUDU-B

what happens when a gifted sound engineer meets a talented vocalist in the same booth? Definitely you must expect a significant surprise and today thats what the Mulika entertainment crew has in store for you.  

Buy You the latest jam in town ruling your airwaves by Dudu-b and Dingi  is a fusion of chakacha, some lingala and our very own kapuka. This is a love song that will get you grooving to the beat. This being another tune from The Pandikizi Empire you can be rest assured its mixed and mastered to precision by the sensational Producer Dudu-b.

 Dingi{who is also a brother to one of the kagomaz duo}is an up as and coming artiste who is making a successful switch from hiphop to afrobeats is an artiste working under The Pandikizi Empire. This is his 4th year in the music industry.

 Having produced music for 6yrs down the lane. Dudu-b is a producer com artist who mainly majored on dancehall and kapuka fusions.

This one is a big time hit 

Meanwhile here is the link
mdundo.com/a/14428
 Enjoy this massive club banger

Courtesy: MULIKA FAMILY.

ONE ON ONE WITH MAASAI OF VIOJA AND ATG

                                                               Comedy in kenya today has taken a totally different new approach. Since the times of the late legendary mzee ojwang , mama kayai, mwala to todays churchil.  Comedy industry has evolved, grown and matured to some awesome heights which has seen many presumed young talented men and women venture into it as a full time job.today kenya  has a great number of stand up comedians who are currently making it big in the big mainstream creative laugh industry. Thanks to churchills inspiration. Churchill is regarded as the father of comedy in kenya. 

Mulika entertainment writer caught up with  a promising fast uprising standup comedian turned radio presenter known by his stage name as 'maasai' for an exclusive interview.

Maasai takes us down through his personal life, to hustle and the plans he has for his future.

We feature him in our todays special pullout. This is how we start our 2016. Read and enjoy.

 

Maasai during the interview 

Mulika ent: Well to start off, thank you for your time and accepting our invite for this interview.

Maasai: Ua welcome Sir the Fleasure is mine.

Mulika ent: Ours too. So tell us about yourself. Who is Julius maasai?

Maasai: Aaaah who is Julius Masaai ok.. Am two in One, Am Julius n Masaai julius hana job bt Masaai ako job sasa Masaai akifanya Job Julius Anakula pesa ya Masaai. What I mean is Am a standup comedian, Actor n also a Radio presenter at ATG Radio 91.0 fm... N am saved and I love Jesus coz he is the Reason I made it this FAR

Mulika ent: Maasai as you are popularly known is a jack of all trades, first you are a standup comedian. Tell us about this and how you got into comedy.

Maasai: My mum always tells me that I was with Funny characters when I was young natumwa sufuria Naleta Kijiko, even in School I was clever but stupid, when I came to Nairobi there was A competition at Gbs Tv which I Won,. I started like that now here I am Government comedian.

Mulika ent: When was this?

Maasai: 2011

Mulika ent: Since then you've been able to do a couple of shows, what are some of these shows?

Maasai: I have done many shows in School, in church I have mced many weddings but the one that I did Big I was the Mc of River wood Awards 2015

Mulika ent: While in comedy, What is that one thing that you would consider as your biggest breakthrough? Or what was your biggest breakthrough over the years?

Maasai: My biggest brake through is Breakthrough is Getting a job at Kbc n being a Radio presenter

Mulika ent: Yes about your job at KBC actually vioja mahakamani, how was it and how has it been?

Maasai: I was in Citizen Tv Mashtaka but I went Kbc for Comedy competition called last Laugh we were 300 comedians but I managed to reach final but Corruption came in but I thank God through that am at Vioja mahakamani replace of Olexender

Mulika ent: Radio. What motivated you to join radio? Which radio are you working for?

Maasai on atg radio

Maasai: I use to hear people talked in Radio and I thought I must make people Laugh On Radio. Then I joined am On ATG Radio 91.0 fm

Mulika ent: Well, that's now the maasai we know. Let's get back to where we started. There is this Julius we don't really know. So briefly tell us about this Julius, his family background and education as well.

Maasai: Julius is Very Simple n cool guy hananga mambo sana

Mulika ent: {laughter} maasai stop being mean bruh. Jibu swali langu.. Its 3 in 1 lol

Maasai: Family am first born in family of five two boys n three girls. School nimesomea Luhya land n I was not that clever

Mulika ent: Every profession comes with its own challenges, what can you say has been your biggest obstacle or challenge this far?

Maasai: Mmmmmmh challenges are many I have went for more than 500 Auditions n 20 pilotes okay bfor people know u can do it u must walk

Mulika ent: What are some of your achievements so far?

Maasai: I have Achieved a lot being in Radio and On Tv its not easy I Thank God for that,

Mulika ent: Are you married?

Mulika ent: Anything on your ring finger?

Maasai: Yes am Married with Ten kids bt they are not mine walikuja na Mama yao kitu yenye wanafanya ni kuniita baba mm na sema Yesu Ni bwana

Mulika ent: Now that we are almost closing 2015, what is resolution do 2016?

Maasai: 2016 I will be Star, best comedian in Kenya and whole world, and I want to build a house for my mum

Mulika ent: Any word of encouragement for those the upcoming comedians and those who want to join this industry?

Maasai: I will say that its a Jorney of hope n Faith, unakutanga Artist anakam leo anataka achukuliwe leo kesho ako Kwa Tv, No just do ua best respect each other, humble yourself be Prayerful and the Rest shall follow, the bible says Knock and the doors shall be open Ask and you shall be given Nothing is IMPOSIBLE TO GOD

Mulika ent: Your parting shot.

Maasai: My parting Shot, Is I want to thank God for this far he changed my life And also thank My Mum who supports me Siz n bro wamekua wakinizaidia saaana, na MY Fans I tell you hao ndio wamenimake hadi saa hii hapa nimefika Mungu Awabariki saaana

Mulika ent: Thank you for your time. We are glad. Again may God bless you and the work of your hands

Maasai: Amen n Amen God Bless You too

Maasai: Sasa naesa tuma salamu

Mulika ent: Yeah.. Uneza tuma salamu kwa watu tano

Maasai: Natuma salamu hapa kajiado kwa wa ng'ombe na Sister yangu wa ng'ombe uchumbe asn nikuamba tare Moja inakaribia ng'ombe ni ng'ombe

Mulika ent: And by the way what are your real names??

Maasai: My real Names is Julius kwangu Machenesi Masaai

        

As mulika entertainment family we wish maasai all the very best in his endeavors 

NOTE. To our readers , maasai's statements were not edited , they were published as they are, from him.

CORRUPTION by Emsong junior

                                CORRUPTION


I am a legend! The ruling dynasty! The lasting empire! Do you know want to know my name? What they call me? What you can call me? My first name is a small thing. A sip of hot Kericho tea I this cold el-nino weather, a straw of cool Delmonte juice in the breeze of Diani beach. My middle name is written in the hearts of many. And my third name summarizes your flag flying higher than Mt. Kenya. My real name exists in all books of records, nitafte ata Guinness book of records hutonikosa. My real name is C.O.R.R.U.P.T.I.O.NN

I run this part of the planet, n spread faster than Ebola n I colonize cells faster than virus. I run in your blood vessels. I run in your heart mind and soul. I run in your family and I run it to ruins. I was present in the past when your great grandpa called your great grandma ‘beibe’. And when wearing heels was mannish and locking hair was womanish. I am still ruling and I’ve established a strong dynasty of immortals. I am deeply rooted to the grass root and you can’t uproot me like marijuana. I will persist to the future generations, the generation of your children and your children’s… generations to come.
I suck like a tick and stink like scorpions. My poison kills in seconds, deadlier than cancer. Even scientists fear researching on me coz I spill the lab chemicals and wrongly balance the chemical equations! I kill cremate and burry dreams. I ruin destiniesCORRUPTION
n honesty, love and tenderness lacks in me. I have no compassion for the weak n I feed the greedy. My friend is evil and my parents are sorrow. I have a talent of breaking the rules, scot free I always walk above the law.

I possess pastors and politicians, doctors and lawyers. I run the offices of private and public sectors. I sign and pass laws to imprison that street child who stole food from the market stalls and set free that 50yr old man who raped and impregnated his 10yr daughter. Don’t also forget that I run lottery and looting industry. You will never find me kneeling before a priest for prayer but I plant seeds of division and destruction.
You can’t kill me coz I am more armed than a terrorist and more cunning than impostor also sharper than your double edged sword. You rarely find me in the light coz I blind fold and my family lives in the dark. But I will give you a little secret which may help you find me. But who knows? It may be a trick. Watch out!

The day when Odhiambo will name his son Muraya and Nasra her’s Chebet you will have beaten the tribal lines. When you break the communistic chains & realize that terrorism is not a religion… you will have made a step of eradicating me. I am not easily shaken so you must take action and demonstrate by casting a vote against me without influence of bluemoon nor shisha. Wake up and start your race, but remember I said am faster than lightning so u can’t catch me!

Unite as a nation united by red black green and white. Put on the full armor of truth love and justice that pierces the heart and bombs the camps of corruption. The battle is on. If you win I will soon be declared Gone… gone… gone… and gone for REAL.

@Pothesis of Songjnr.
2016 production.

BONGO GOSPEL IS TOTAL CRAP, PERIOD!!!! LEAVE IT TO BAHATI AND WILLY

BONGO GOSPEL IS TOTAL CRAP!!!

The truth and the lies surrounding this thing bongo gospel.

On Friday of 06^th 03 2015,  I updated a post on my facebook account that read like “this  issue of Kenyan boys waking up from their dreams to tell the world about their bongo gospel songs should be wise. Bongo is tanzania while gospel is the word of God. Choose wisely, either sing bongo or sing gospel” …. The post generated a lot of mixed reactions from different persons as they gave their personal opinions and views on the whole aspect of bongo gospel. some seemed to defend the whole bunch of singers  who are  currently  trending with the bongo gospel swag  while a majority distanced themselves from this bongo thing refuting claims that its good and opting to preach the gospel through music that is not divided on the aspect of   whichever genre.  lets get down to the main business .

What is bongo gospel?

 Bongo gospel is a trending style  of music (you can call it genre) that is being used in Kenya mostly by the new breed/crop of the gospel musicians whether born again or not who believe  that copy pasting what willy paul and bahati are doing ) is the only way to go. Personally the first time I heard about the bongo gospel  outbreak rumors was after the release of sitolia  by willy paul and Gloria muliro  during one of willy pauls radio interviews. Bongo for those who don’t know is a style of music  (genre) that originates from our neighboring  country Tanzania. The word bongo comes the Swahili ubongo that means brain (mind). Tanzanians are the brain child of bongo flavor style of music just like the way we have genge and kapuka in kenya.

Now after the release of sitolia and subsequent hits then came wangu by bahati  and his big hits the gospel industry /ministry in Kenya took a totally different approach  and everyone was now into the new trend in town that is bongo gospel . beats were produced and songs were released , songs  that you could not tell anything about them content wise even after listening to them for about ten times a day.the artistes  drafted  lyrics that sound the same, beats that sound the same  accent that is so confused and lacks  its origin and as we speak the condition/situation is ridiculous and utter pathetic. So in a nutshell, bongo gospel as it is being said is a style (genre) of music that is being used by Kenyan artistes  with beats that mimic the Tanzanian bongo flavor music instrumentals.

So what’s wrong about this bongo gospel craze!

This is where it all ends and begins at the same time, music genre whether doing secular or gospel is the most basic fundamental of each musicians career. In gospel music genre seems to cause a lot of debate as to whether one has to use them or not but as far as music is concerned one has to identify their own style (genre) of music because that’s where their potential lies career wise. Now  back to our bongo gospel issue.

This bongo gospel thing (trend) poses a huge threat to our gospel musicians and is already causing more harm than good to the gospel music fraternity at the moment. And it is so unfortunate that the new crop of gospel  artistes seem to be heading to that direction oblivious of what its all about and whether it is necessary. Bongo gospel which is majorly  being used by male artistes  seems to threaten the gospel ministry because preaching has been abandoned. My fellow brothers and fellow ministers have forgotten their purpose of doing gospel music and now they all got a new fake irrelevant purpose and that is to sound bongoish.  The intention has shifted from preaching  gospel  through their music to who is sounding more bongo than who. Its evident and you can tell it all from their lyrics because they have betrayed them all. To my fellow artistes the focus is so much into the bongo flavor thing  that they have forgotten and neglected and abandoned  their ministerial calling that is to preach the word of God to being the next bongo gospel artiste in town. There is nothing new, no new ideas and  nothing in their songs that can inspire, transform or even minister to a soul leave alone challenging someone to give their lives to Jesus. instead what we get or hear is the misuse  and over recycling of some Swahili terms like Zingua, Mlofa , Msela, and other which you can tell are swahili or french .the Swahili names Maulana , Rabana , Rabuka, Jalali, Mola  and others  which refer  to God seem to make 90%. Of their content. Listen to such a song and you will totally be brain washed.

This is happening because the young lads seem to copy paste and ape what willy paul and bahati are singing and doing not forgetting that the role models of these two boys hail from Tanzania and are secular artistes to say the least. Everything  about willy paul and bahati is being copied, from what they sing to what they sound, what they dress to the photographic posses  they do.  These young lads seem to be forgetting that willy and bahati are living their lives, and  that in as much as they can admire them, there is no way they can be like them  or be like them . there will always be one bahati and one wiily paul. 

I mean you should get time and listen to some of these songs. You will wonder what is happening and how you can help these young boys get  out of this trap.

Just the other day, I was listening to my radio when a song of a certain artiste was played . Talk of voice bahati, lyrics bahati to make matters more than worse, the boy was pronouncing words just like bahati. Using r instead of l –jarari instead of Jalali, mora instead of mola, mrofa instead of mlofa e.t.c I was not shocked instead I pity the boy. The most surprising thing is that everybody is waking up straight forward heading to the bongo gospel  direction. Bongo gospel is like a tsunami. Its swinging all  gospel new born babies to one direction but the consequences of it are far from the end.

What must be done…

These breed of bongo gospel artistes need to be told the naked truth. They need to be told and informed of the dangers and harm they are doing to themselves, young boys get the mentality of this bongo thing. Get your mind from thinking that doing bongo gospel will make you famous or your musical career successful. Shift your focus from bongo gospel and instead focus on the word of God. It’s God who opens doors and not bongo gospel. It’s God that will make you successful and not bongo gospel.  Do gospel music content wise, drawing inspiration from the word of God and what God speaks unto your heart and God will do the rest.

Young lads be inspired by the word of God, listen to Gods voice, compose songs that will minister to souls and win souls to the kingdom of God. Bongo gospel is just nothing..
keep the focus..
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