- Kenyans plunged into sadness following the death of veteran broadcaster Leonard Mambo Mbotela
- Mbotela died in hospital after two weeks of hospitalization, and Kenyans remembered well in her period was this
- A complex gospel singer Chris Emperole released a song an hour later, praising Mbotela's contribution to journalism
Gospel songwriter surrounded by controversy Chris Emorazani has returned with a new song to mourn Leonard Mambo Mbotela.
Source: UGC
What did Enhangani say about Mbotela?
Confirming his death, the deceased's family said he was ill for a while before he left on Friday, February 7 at 9:30 am.
The veteran journalist died at the age of 85, leaving a reliable and unique journalism history.
Mbotela has left the widow Alice Mwakali and three children, Aida, Jimmy and George Mbotela.
A few hours after Mbotela's death, Enhangani released a song of mourning.
“Leonard things Mbotela is sleeping, a presenter from KBC,” he sings.
He remembered well in the episode of Mbotela Is this good? At the National Broadcasting Corporation, saying he raised the Kenyan flag.
Elephant hit the guitarist in the studio while briefly referring to the history of Mbotela's life.
“Who did your period leave?” He asks.
He congratulated Mbotela for setting high standards for the media, and demanding that he follow his example.
Towards the end of the video, the singer stands to play, sending condolences to Mbotela's loved ones.
Many Kenyans were surprised by how quickly Enhanga released the song.
Antony Kipleting: “This man never stops surprising me.”
Edina Chepkirui Chebomacharia: “He gave it very quickly. Was he just waiting for the news?
Pascal Sitienei: “Enhangani is the only ordinary person left in Kenya.”
Enock Melly: “The person to prove from him probably has all of our songs.”
Enock Melly: “The person to prove from him probably has all of our songs.”
Ngugi Martin: “One of the best artists.”
Faith Cherono: “That was fast.”
Amooh: “How many hours did he record this song?”
Ngugi Martin: “One of the best artists.”
Faith Cherono: “That was fast.”
Amooh: “How many hours did he record this song?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41HAH3J7Q8y
What did his brother Mbotela say?
The deceased's younger brother opened the last minute when he shared with him. Donald Mbotela said his brother was hospitalized for two weeks and was continuing to recover.
Donald left for Mombasa, and was told about the death of his brother.
The sad Donald narrated a good memory with his brother, saying he had loved the media since his childhood and would practice broadcasting and reporting to school.
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