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Kenyans are mocking Starehe MP after he announced ticket price for his planned end year party. Revelers will have to part with thousands of shillings to attend Jaguar’s concert.

Jaguar is slated to perform at Club Lambada Mombasa on December 31st. The Starehe MP shared a poster of his concert and netizens were shocked.

Kenyans couldn’t stop grumbling after seeing what Jaguar is charging revelers. The poster shows ticket price for the concert is $500 or Kes 51,652.

It’s not clear whether the price indicated on the poster was as a result of typing error. All the same Kenyans went on to troll the musician over the exorbitant ticket price.

Kenyans react

Below are some of the comments from Kenyans after they found out Jaguar is charging 51k for his end year party:

Derrick Kevin Nyabuto: Haha entry is 500 dollars kshs, whatever currency that is lol. Your flyer is just as confused as your music. You couldn’t even check it for errors and you expect anyone to get any form of message from the garbage you call music.

Dan Awange: Lets be Civic, might be a typo error Entry IS…500KSH. Where is the pain in that. As to his passion of Music, Jaguar still has his fans alongside his supporters. Tukutane Lambada…..

Susan Odhiambo: I would have before but now I hate your music as much as I hate you so no….wewe mwenyewe nikigeugeu..

Wycliffe Getaro Winds: Entrance 500 dollars???..huyu designer wa hii poster must be illiterate like Jaguar himself….ata Jaguar can’t recognise that petty mistake before apost!!!!enyewe jubilee ina wajinga wengi

Oscar Owuor: Did you actually pay the moron who made that poster? Which currency is that. Jaguar is actually someone’s MP. The hell

Iraitoh Joesse: Wewe na pastor KANYARI no different,, tofauti ni kichwa tu,, wewe umebeba Gumawe,

George K Kiarie: Don’t play with Kikuyu’s.. Dollars sign is for those who are able to pay $500 and you can ignore dollar sign and pay your 500..business minded

Sylvia Sly: 500 dollars that’s 50k Kenyan shillings uniimbie wimbo ya kigeugeu na kipepeo??

Muli Antonio: $500×100=50k Muli Jeremmy Juma Alex Kujeni muone entry ya jaguar ni 50k ?? hiyo imenunua ukambani mzima ???

Comfort Antallah: We sent you to parliament so that you stop singing this shitting crap ! Akothee ndio mwingine…

Mikeson Khood: Msaani uS dollar sina priss convert that money into our shs Kenyans money.

Wilfred Mwaura: Hiyo Pesa yote unatafuta ya nn bro si hiyo unitumie hata mm nisikie venye masonko husikia wakiwa na dooo

Chege W. Chege: $500 is 50k. I hope I read something differen

Starehe MP Charles Njagua Kanyi was involved in yet another accident on November 26th. Jaguar was on his way back from a funeral when the accident happened.

Jaguar was not in the car that got involved in the accident. The Mercedes Kompressor that rammed into another vehicle was carrying Jaguar’s bodyguards.

“An accident which had occurred earlier on Kenyatta road, made curious motorists stop to have a glance at a Toyota Isis which had veered off the road and rolled several times. When the motorists were trying to catch that spectacle, they consequently parked wrongly on the road, it is then that one vehicle rammed into another, and another rammed into the one in front. Just like the cars ahead, my vehicle, a Mercedes Kompressor, which had my bodyguards on board also rammed into a car which was in front of it, reducing it to a mangled wreck,” Jaguar told Citizen.

My bodyguards are out of danger

Jaguar briefed Kenyans on the conditions of his bodyguards injured in the crash. He says his bodyguards are recuperating at Kenyatta Hospital.

“Earlier today, on my way back from a burial in Nyeri, one of the vehicles we travelled in got involved in an accident that involved seven other cars.  The occupants of the vehicle who included my bodyguard are out of danger and are receiving medical care at the Kenyatta National Hospital. I thank you all for the well wishes,” wrote Jaguar.

The Starehe MP was involved in another accident eight months ago. Jaguar’s Range Rover crashed to death two people on March 22nd 2017.

The MP’s Range Rover KCB 808J hit the two men who were on motorbike at high speed on Makutano-Sagana highway killing them on the spot.

 

 

Starehe MP Charles Njagua Kanyi aka Jaguar once again threw a lavish party for his kid. Jaguar’s eldest daughter Tamara turned a year older on Sunday.

Just last month Jaguar held a lavish birthday party for his son who is his spitting image. The Starehe MP sought the service of popular comedian – Chipukeezy who was the MC at the ceremony.

Tamara celebrates her birthday

For starters, Jaguar is the father of three kids – two girls and a boy. The MP’s eldest daughter Tamara turned a year older on Sunday October 22nd.

“I wish u tons of blessings and favour in everything you do felicity and laughter too…..Happy birthday Queen Tamara,” Jaguar poured out his heart to his daughter.

Below are photos of Tamara’s birthday party:

 

Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has been issued with a fresh demand. This time it’s from Jubilee MP Charles Njagua Kanyi aka Jaguar.

The Starehe MP says that continued Nasa demonstrations are ruining businesses in his constituency. Jaguar therefore wants IEBC to shift its headquarters from Anniversary Towers to Bomas.

“Protests come at a significant cost to the economy. Unfortunately my constituency (Starehe) has been caught in the midst of the on going weekly protests. Having IEBC Relocate from Anniversary towers is based largely on economics and not politics. The CBD hosts businesses for Both NASA and Jubilee Supporters,” said Jaguar.

Businesses will lose 1 billion

Jaguar revealed that Kes 100 million is lost whenever Nasa protestors pour out in the streets to demonstrate against IEBC. The Starehe MP estimates that businesses are bound to lose 1 billion with the planned daily Nasa demonstrations.

 

 

 

Starehe MP Charles Njagua Kanyi is following in the footsteps of Kiambu and Nairobi governors Ferdinand Waititu and Mike Sonko were well known hooligans when they served as lawmakers for Embakasi and Makadara constituencies respectively.

Memories of Waititu bringing down fences and building in Embakasi, and Mike Sonko punching walls, are still fresh in our minds. The two former MPs solved problems facing their constituents by bulldozing their way through.

Jaguar who was thought to be fainthearted (he shed tears like a baby when Maina Kamanda was unfairly handed Jubilee nomination certificate for Starehe) has since grown some balls.

The Starehe MP on Thursday September 5th led his constituents to bring down a perimeter wall he says was constructed on a grabbed piece of land.

“Today I Led residents of Nyayo market in demolishing an illegal wall being built by a private developer. The wall is currently blocking Jadongo road.  In my tenure there will be no land grabbing in Starehe. Constituency Land will remain protected and will only be acquired through legal means,” wrote Jaguar.

 

 

Speculation ran rife that Jaguar had quit music for good after he was elected to parliament as Starehe MP. But now it turns out that he will still be dropping songs while he serves his constituents and country.

Jaguar made forays as a recording artiste in 2004 when he recorded and released his first single ‘Utaweza Kweli’ under the Mandugu Digitali record label.

The singer was elected to parliament when he was still on top of his game, the reason why he finds it hard to quit music and focus on his new duties as an MP.

Jaguar assured his fans that he will still be releasing new song even as he continues to serve as Starehe MP. To prove his word, he announced the launch of his new song dubbed ‘Ndoto’.

“New Single Alert; #Ndoto. Its now close to two decades since I first set foot into a recording studio. I thank God for this gift that has over the years been an inspiration to millions of listeners in my country and beyond. I thank all those who’ve walked with me through my musical journey; My overwhelming fans, fellow musicians, producers, deejays, presenters, promoters, corporates. To assure you I will not quit on music,” Jaguar wrote in part.

He confirmed that ‘Ndoto’ will be hitting the airwaves by tomorrow September 1^st;

“As I take oath of office to serve Starehe Constituents, I will also be releasing a new single tomorrow for my East African fans and the Diaspora. Song titled #Ndoto Produced by @mainswitchgroup #stayinspired.”

 

Charles Njagua Kanyi popularly known as Jaguar has achieved it all but his heart is still heavy with sorrow because his mother is not there to witness how he made it.

Jaguar lost his mother Nancy Wambui Kanyi, who was the sole guardian, in 1994 when he was only 11 years old. He was forced to enroll in informal employment working several odd jobs to earn a living.

The singer made forays as a recording artiste in 2004 when he recorded and released his first single ‘Utaweza Kweli’ under the Mandugu Digitali record label.

Jaguar decided to join politics after 13 years as an A-list musician in Kenya. His first stab at the Starehe parliamentary seat landed him in 12^th parliament.

The singer is impressed by his achievements but only wishes that his late mother could have lived longer to watch his little son succeed.

“When I was young n going through many hardships,I promised my mum that id make her proud one day….sadly 17 yrs down the line,she is not here to see how her little son turned out to be.Everything in God’s time….Forever in my heart mama,” Jaguar celebrated his late mother in an emotional post on social media.