Johanna Ng’eno: Kalenjin musicians pay tribute to the late MP with music

• The late Member of Parliament for Emurua Dikirr Constituency, Johana Ng’eno popularly known as Ngong, was recognized for being a brave advocate for her community
• He was also a sponsor and an important pillar of the Kalenjin music industry, often attending the musicians’ festivals and concerts.
• Together, Kalenjin artists have released a memorial song to honor their benefactor, a work that has touched the hearts of many people on the internet.

Kenyan politician Johana Ng’eno died in a tragic helicopter crash on February 28 in Chepkiep in Nandi County.

The helicopter allegedly crashed into trees while flying at low altitude in bad weather. It burst into flames immediately upon impact, and all six occupants died.

Shortly before the accident, Ng’eno was with his constituents in Trans-Nzoia County and Nandi, attending the celebration of musician Kim Kim’s 35 years in the music industry.

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His funeral is scheduled for Friday, March 6, at his home in Emurua Dikirr.

Ng’eno loved and supported the Kalenjin artists, and although some of them have released their own memorial songs, others have joined together to release one song with strong emotions.

The project has been directed by artists such as Mwalimu Kendagor, Justus Tuno, Cathy Komen, Vivian Kosgey, Mr Israel, Angella Kerebei, Sunami Beiby, MC Max, MC Mr T, and Boaz Limo, among many others.

The song called Lala Salama, featuring 50 artists, was released to honor their benefactor who they loved very much.

Part of the lyrics of the song says:

“Johana Ng’eno, rest in peace. Sleep well… The Kalenjin are crying saying rest in peace, the country is crying…”

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People online have reacted to Ng’eno’s memorial song

Here are some of their comments:

@BrianKipkoech-r7g:

“He wouldn’t have just flown on that plane… I wish we would have been told he was in Nairobi hospital instead of saying goodbye… sorry from Diego Garcia, sleep in peace.”

@sylviakissamunyole764:

“He is enjoying this beautiful voice in heaven! Rest in peace, patron! Great job, Kale stars.”

@ManboyManboy-m2q:

“This is a very good memorial song for the kiongoi=zo… I hope they will have a chance to perform it tomorrow.”

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@EileenToo:

“I wish this man would wake up one more time and see how people loved him. Rest in peace. Hero, we loved you but God loved you more.”

@abelkipkosgei1621:

“This was a good idea instead of everyone releasing their own memorial song.”

@eddiehbii1834:

“Death is very cruel, I wish there were hours in heaven to visit the family. May God comfort you.”

@elphaskiplagat7813:

“This pain is heavy in our hearts. It is very hard to believe that you are gone. You were never just a leader — you were a hero, a defender of the people, a fearless voice. Ngong, you stood firm when others were afraid. You spoke the truth without fear. You fought for the common man. You carried the hopes of Emurua Dikirr on your shoulders. You were my favorite Member of Parliament because you were brave, genuine and very supportive. Leaders like you are rare. Emurua Dikirr it’s crying. The heavens have received a mighty spirit. We will never forget you, hero… fly high.”

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In other news, the MP’s widow he spoke boldly during her husband’s memorial service.

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Nayianoi Ntutu said that Ng’eno was the husband of her youth.

He vowed that he would continue to cherish and cherish their memories forever.

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