A boy was convicted last week for jumping State House perimeter wall to meet President Uhuru Kenyatta. According to the suspect, Mathew Maina, his intention was to meet the president and ask him for money to record his songs after dropping out of school due to luck of school fees.

And after the boy was remanded in Industrial Area prison, Jaguar promised to help him record his music but after he has completed school.

And true to his word, the kind-hearted and most philanthropic singer around has lived up to what he promised and he is now helping the boy.

Through one of his social media accounts, Jaguar has posted a photo of himself with the convict, saying that he is helping him get education before he finally records his song.

Jaguar said:

 

“Promised to look for him after jumping statehouse and i have found him . . ..he is 16yrs and best i can do for now is take him to school…he dropped form 1 coz of lack of fees……he has a kikuyu song titled Jubireeeee bt muziki baadaye.”

 

It is not the first time the singer has been philanthropic, helping the need in society at will. He took the initiative to educate and take care of actress Jastorina’s children after she passed on leaving them with nothing.

Jaguar has also threatened to quit his newest job at NACADA over corruption claims. He issued a 2-week ultimatum.