Kenyans have shared their messages of condolences and tributes as news media of personality Jahmby Koikai’s death sinks in.
The reggae entertainer has been remembered as a warrior who fought not just illness but for the rights of the common Kenyan.
Kenyans took to social media to comfort her family and give glowing tributes on her life.
Njambi had a good fight, a real story that we have seen unfold, but she always kept strong. Loved reggae music like nothing else. Finally, she bows out. May she rest in peace Juma G shared.
The songs Fire Mama Njambi Koikai used to sing were like a balm to a wounded soul, we loved you. Rest in peace – The Chosen posted.
I am gutted beyond expression.
Fare thee well my friend, sister and just best friend Fyah Mummah Jahmby Koikai.
That beautiful smile, the phone calls we had talking about many things including our days at KBC back in the day, your mastery of the Maragoli language and the jolly moments you shared with those you knew.
You had a big family, just a big one… go well my friend. – Philip Etale narrated.
Rest In peace Njambi Koikai. You have been fighting Endometriosis strongly. It’s been such a long ride – Nkirote Murungi said.
Jahmby Koikai one of Kenya’s most prominent media personalities died on Monday night, June 3.
Koikai popularly known as Fyah Mummah has for years been battling health problems.
The news of her death was announced by a close friend and nominated Senator Gloria Orwoba.
“My heart is broken. It is not fair. We lost Fyah Mummah Jahmby Koikai last night. Our warrior is gone,” Orwoba posted.
Reggae Queen
Jahmby was an advocate of reggae music and Rasta culture.
She is fondly referred to by her legion of fans as the Queen of reggae due to her passion for this genre of music.
