George Wajackoyah, leader of the Roots Party of Kenya, has expressed heartfelt condolences over the passing of Jahmby Koikai, a beloved figure in the Kenyan entertainment industry. Known for her vibrant spirit and deep-rooted passion for music and culture, Jahmby Koikai was a symbol of strength and resilience, inspiring many with her journey and dedication.
In his message, Wajackoyah highlighted Jahmby’s intrinsic beauty and profound connection to her roots, praising her as a true legend. “This legend was real,” Wajackoyah stated, reflecting on her authentic and impactful presence. “She was beautiful from the inside. She loved roots; she was rooted and forever outstanding.”
Acknowledging the sorrow of her loss, Wajackoyah expressed regret over his inability to attend her funeral personally. “It is sad that I will miss her funeral, but watu wetu watahudhuria,” he assured, confirming that representatives from the Roots Party would be present to pay their respects on his behalf.
In a poignant and heartfelt conclusion, Wajackoyah made a touching reference to Jahmby’s connection to iconic musicians Bob Marley and Lucky Dube, hinting at a spiritual reunion. “And when you see Bob Marley and Lucky Dube, tell them to prepare my desk,” he said, evoking a sense of unity and continuation beyond life.
The passing of Jahmby Koikai leaves a significant void in the hearts of many. Her legacy, however, remains enduring, deeply etched in the cultural and musical tapestry of Kenya.Here are some comments from Kenyans below over Wajackoyah’s tribute.
By Newsmedia