Jaguar on Sunday morning celebrated his late mum by dedicating a heartfelt letter to GOD in what would see him express his affection for his late mother. Unlike many who still have their mothers alive Jaguar could only express his fond memories of missing his mother on Womens Day.
Jaguar expressly stated that he misses his mother so much though she is no longer there with him. He went further to ask GOD to pick some flowers for his mother and place them in her arms.
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Emmy Kosgei a Kenyan gospel singer and Jaguar a secular artist are well known names in Kenya through their unique talents in music. Despite their believes and different musical backgrounds these two great artist still hold high the Kenyan spirit and lead the Kenyans by example. Emmy Kosgei who is currently at her home in Nigeria with her husband Anslem Madubuko hosted Jaguar and Mongolo for dinner at their home .
Jaguar accompanied by Mongolo had gone to Nigeria to work on his video shoot and in the process they met up with the lovely sister Emmy Kosgei who invited home for dinner.
Emmy Kosgei and Jaguar have show a true Kenyan spirit in Nigerian which is something that is very commendable.
Celebrated singer Jaguar came in through to support Bishop Ben Bahati who is a mentor and a father to many gospel artistes in Kenya. Jaguar joined gospel artistes and personalities as they hosted a fund-raising concert for their father in music.
Jaguar has been playing a huge role in supporting Kenyans in need as a way of being a social responsible citizen. He did it again by contributing lump sum of cash to Bishop Ben Bahati’s medical fund that is currently billing at 4 Million shillings.
“I know Bishop has transformed this industry in very many ways. So it is time for us to give back and help him through this situation” , Jaguar said after gracing the concert that was held at NPC Valley road by gospel industry stake holders.
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