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Kenya’s ladies’ man, Davidson Ngibuini aka DNG, is a proud father to a 7-year old daughter, born into a marriage that only lasted 9 months.

The A-list celebrity and musician had his daughter with ex-wife, Yvette Nungari, back in 2013, wedded in March 2015 and divorced in December 2015.

Also read: Horrifying moment DNG nearly lost his life in the hands of armed carjackers (Video)

A 9-month period that taught him so much and left one of the most painful scars he nurses in his heart to date.

The divorce and marriage expectations

During his interview on CTA, the father of one admitted that even though he made so many mistakes in his young years, he believes that some day, his daughter will look at her dad and be proud of him.

“I’ve always wanted to settle down. Also because I came from a single family, I wanted to have a nuclear family of father, mother and children. I may not have been successful then, but I’m gonna be successful now,” he confidently affirmed.

According to him, a broken marriage did not make him give up on love. But admitted the divorce took a toll on him.

“It turned my world upside down and everything disintegrated. It was shattering, one of my most difficult patches in life. I was in it to win it. Why would I spend on a wedding like that for a joke? I would rather go to the AG or have a come-we-stay,” DNG confessed.

Sadly, having given his all, it still never worked. Reason being, they had different goals in life and fundamental ideological differences about things like tradition and wealth.

“I had seen all the red flags, I had even cancelled my engagement but our best couple still cheered us. Also, because I was in love, I did not pay keen attention to the red flags,” he added.

Despite it all, he appreciates that he went through that stage.

It is on that note, that the popular media personality has sworn to settle in life, complete with a nuclear family of father, mother and children.

Revealing that divorce saw him gravitate towards the older generation, who have since matured his thoughts and expectations. Have a listen;

https://youtu.be/MscZzlOJDL0?t=478

At age 23, Kenyan hype-master DNG felt the cold chill of a pistol run through his veins.

All her ever did was to become a victim of circumstances, encountering armed carjackers while driving into his estate in the late night.

Also read: How DNG’s bitter fallout with mom shaped his career as an MC for the better (Video)

A story he vividly narrated during his recent interview on CTA.

The nasty night ordeal

So it so happened, that as he was driving into the estate with his Voxy, he met another guy driving out of the estate and right at the gate, armed hit-men took the life of the other guy and now dealt with DNG.

This left the popular MC shaken and scared for his life.

They immediately turned the firearm to his head and having witnessed what just went down, DNG was not about to mess with these guys so he gave in, was kicked out of his car and into the floor of the backseat, to now fight for his life.

They hit him with the firearm on his head, with blood gushing out of his forehead and carried along the guard at the gate as well.

DNG handed over the car to the carjackers, headed to the ATM and emptied his account. They then stopped at a police check, dished out some couple of notes to the officers and were handed over an AK47, then allowed to proceed.

Meanwhile, DNG who tried to peep out and call for help, felt the heavily loaded AK47 right on his forehead with the thug asking him to look right into it because this is not a kitchen sieve.

An ordeal that DNG lives to remember, with memories so alive like it was yesterday.

“It was one of my worst experiences, it taught me a lot. I went through defensive driving and lots of training. Even being able to normalize going out at night, it took some time,” DNG explained.

For him, his worst 3 experiences were his divorce, the carjacking and the loss of his grandmother.

https://youtu.be/MscZzlOJDL0?t=1038

Kenyan known hype master, Davidson Ngibuini aka DNG has for the first time narrated how he nearly ran homeless after a bitter fallout with his mum, during his early campus days.

Like every other teenager transitioning into adult life, there will always be that ‘7th sense’ that makes you think you are wiser than your parents. Or that parents just don’t want you to enjoy that hype ‘youth’ kind of life.

DNG was no different a kid.

DNG rubs off wrongly with his mom

During his interview with CTA, the media personality recalled how he started his MC gigs during his very early days in Campus-USIU, that saw him spend most days and nights hopping from event to another.

So the A-List MC would duck into his parents’ house, quickly grab a shower, eat and leave. A routine his mom had observed to the point that one day she told him to his face “this is not a lodging”.

Being the egoistic and ‘wise’ DNG he was at the time, he got fed up with his mum’s nagging and once dared her that he can leave for good as well.

To his face, his mom said that was fine and the kid woke up the next morning, packed all his stuff into a pickup but had no idea where he is going next.

Fortunately, he hit up one of his good friends at school and requested to share a room with them, then they can split the rent charges. Fair enough, so was it!

But it became tricky when either needed to bring in their chiq.

Anyway, the two would survive on simple dishes for meals, remember, DNG did not have a source of income, so how he will pay the KSh5k rent, remained a headache for him.

He tried his luck as a DJ on a minimum Ksh5 monthly, just enough to pay his percentage of the rent.

Since then, it has been history, DNG stands as one of the best MCs the country has ever had, having worked across the country and across organizations both local and global.

Have a listen;

https://youtu.be/5U1XuGh7Los?t=531