Wangechi’s Emotional Reflection on 10 Years Since Tragic Accident

Wangechi credits her survival in a life-threatening car accident to wearing a seat belt, as she revealed in a 2019 post on Twitter.

The accident, which occurred ten years ago, claimed the life of her close friend. On September 14, 2014, Wangechi and her friend Tionna were returning from a dinner party when the tragedy struck.

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Marking the solemn anniversary, Wangechi posted a heartfelt tribute to Tionna on X.com, writing, “Grief always demands to be felt. Such a painful emotion. 10 years today.”

The crash left Wangechi with severe injuries, including temporary paralysis. Reflecting on her journey, she recently shared, “This weekend marks 10 years since my life was completely changed. I’ve been reflecting a lot these past two days. Maybe one day, I’ll write a book 😌 One thing I know: the body keeps score, and I’m glad I take care of it now because it holds all the trauma, even when we don’t realize it. Ten years into my second life—here’s to ten more 🤍. To @tionnalyssa, missing you still feels as raw as the first day. May your soul rest in peace until we meet again ♥️.”

 

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After being rescued, Wangechi was rushed to the hospital, slipping in and out of consciousness. She remembered giving her mother a thumbs-up and being encouraged to fight as she was taken into surgery.

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Wangechi expressed deep gratitude for her mother’s unwavering support during that difficult time, saying, “It’s wild to think I’ve been living my second life for 10 years. Only my mother and I truly understand the significance of today.”

Rapper Wangechi criticizes Christianity , says it’s a scam!

Rapper Wangechi who is popularly known for hit song sana sana featuring Scar Mkadinali; among others songs has been keeping a low profile for years now.

Probably because Wangechi needed sometime off the media; following the trauma she suffered after a tragic accident that saw her lose best friend – Tiona Wangechi.

Since then, rapper Wangechi changed and unlike her old self – she now prefers to stay off the raider; a move that seen her music career slowly fade away.

For some reason others expected her to jump into music; but this time around as a gospel industry rapper but unfortunately; it appears that the accident not only affected her music but also her faith; speaking about the gospel industry a while back – Ms Wangechi said;

Some people were also expecting me to do a ‘Kanye West’ and get back to music recording while I was injured so they could feel me through the pain. I just have my own plans I have things I want to do for myself first. And no offense but I find everything in the gospel industry fake

Scam

Well, despite the many years since the accident it appears that Ms Wangechi faith never changed. She proved this in a recent tweet where the lady bashed the Christian community saying;

Christianity/being born again really is the best PR in these streets

Not quite sure why the lass feels this way; but hey – it’s her choice and yes, she has all freedom to critic whichever religion she pleases.

Fena Gitu Vs Wangechi Vs Femi One: Who is the best female rapper?

If you ask me, I’ll tell you for free that Kenya has some of the best female rappers in the continent.

In my opinion, some of the best local female rappers are Fena Gitu, Wangechi, Femi One. I think they are all gifted and Kenya is lucky to have them.

However, for one reason or the other, I still want to know who among them it the baddest rapper.

Some of the aspects that I would like you to examine in the wordplay, rhymes and general flow as they will help you in decide who is the best of the best.

Fena Gitu

She has a very unique approach to music. Some argue that she is more of a singer than a rapper but what they all agree is that she is good.

Wangechi

We came to know her when she featured on the Ligi Soo remix and the journey has been since then. She has treated us to good music. Even if you don’t love her, you’ll have to admit that he bars are off the hook.

Femi One

She on of the most respected female rappers in the game. She has been around for sometime now and I don’t think she will ever stop being relevant.

 

So, tell us, who according to you is the best female rapper?

Rapper Wangechi begs Kenyans to avoid dating musicians

The other day we saw actress Anita Nderu share some really unexpected advice on how women can enjoy lungula in bed most.

According the cute actress, ladies should use doggy style more if they want to climax.

“Rumour has it doggy/doggie style does the trick too, at least that’s what I’ve heard a lot of happy women say,” said the presenter.

Stay off artists

Wangechi has come out to also share another unsolicited advice urging fan to avoid dating musicians if they want a piece of mind.

Taking to social media, she posted: “don’t date musicians. #selfcare.” he posted.

Well, a lot of artists agreed.

Actor Ojiambo Ainea said, “… the reason I have been single 16, years too complicated. Relationships are not easy.”

Muthoni Drummer Queen: “Facts????.”

A fan asked Wangechi, “Including you?”

The entertainer responded saying, “Yes, including me.”

Wangechi shares the amount she forked for her new song and it can easily clear your HELB loan 

Rapper Wangechi has released a new jam with fellow rapper Scar Mkadinali and it wasn’t a cheap ordeal.

Wangechi first launched her new song Sana Sana on ‘SoundCloud Sundays’ last year but released the new video a few weeks ago which is performing super-well.

Cash

Something funny, Sana Sana was written in 2017 and she finally decided to record it in 2018 and release it in 2019. She recently confessed that the song costed her a clean 180,000 to record and shoot the video.

“From studio time to making beats, that cost me 20,000. shooting of the video cost me 130,000 which is the heaviest part of making a song. pushing the song because marketing is very important i used 15,000 and then moving from one radio station to another and back home i think i can put 5,000 so a total of ksh180,000,” she said. 

She further added that she acquired new equipment to help her in shooting and recording music.

“I own the equipment i use for the video shoots, so i don’t need to pay Director’s fee because i rent them out. which includes lenses,”she added. 

Rapper Wangechi talks about late friend Tionna who was in the same ill-fated car with her when she died

Fast-rising rapper Wangechi survived a grisly road accident that claimed the life of her best friend Tionna. Wangechi still have scars she suffered from that accident.

Wangechi was involved in the accident sometimes in September 2014. The Toyota Mark X Wangechi and Tionna were in was completely wrecked.

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Tionna
Tionna

The rapper is still thinking about her late friend, she expressed her desire to know about how Tionna is doing when she was asked three people she would invite to a dinner during an interview with Buzz.

“Amy Winehouse. I really, really loved her music and I would just like to hear her problems. Adele, because I find her so funny. I feel like we’d have a very interesting conversation, together with Amy. My best friend, Tionna who passed on in 2014. I’d love to know how she’s doing, and how heaven is,” said Wangechi.

Inspired by Nazizi

Wangechi also talked about her music during the interview. She revealed that her music career was greatly inspired by Nazizi.

“I have always loved music since primary school, I used to listen to Necessary Noize. I said to myself that I had to be like Nazizi right after listening to her. I started mimicking her and all. I became more in-depth while in high school. I studied music, meaning four years of classical music and choir. I then studied Business and Technology in Music at Brookhouse, but I left earlier to join the music industry,” she said.

 

 

Mafisi, enough retweets might just give you a date with rapper Wangechi 

Rapper Wangechi has been off the radar for a couple of months but she’s now back — of course with a new hit — and, if you play your cards right, she just might become yours and you’ll spend the rest of your lives together, not bothered where she’s disappeared to. If you get enough retweets that is.

The rapper, while launching her new track  “Used to it” spoke of a recent, unexpected date she had with a random stranger who asked for social media’s help to win a date with her.

“He asked me how many retweets it takes to go on a date, so when it happened I woke up to find 567 tweets. He paid for the date, it was very nice. It was a very nice date,” she said in a Kiss FM radio interview. 

Asked whether there might be a second date, she replied: “I think so! we will talk.” 

Long hiatus

Wangechi also explained why she has been away for months saying it’s not a decision she consciously came to but was led there by career decisions.

“I went independent, that time has been about getting back on my feet figuring things all by myself’,” she said. “It’s not something that I had predicted happening. I joined music when i was just 19 years old and so later I wanted to start and do things on my own. When you take control of your life is when you realize your full power.” 

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Wangechi finally dumps Kevin Provoke

Rapper/singer Wangechi has announced that she has ditched Kevin Provoke. Wangechi was discovered by the popular producer and manager.

Kevin Provoke nurtured Wangechi’s talent for close to five years. The producer has seen Wangechi get gigs like Coke Studio where she worked with Ne-Yo.

Wangechi/Provoke partnership has sadly come to an end. The female rapper has finally ditched the man who discovered her talent.

Wangechi and Kevin Provoke

I’ve decided to take my life and music into my own hands

Wangechi says she’s finally in control of her own destiny. She says she can now create songs she loves and not what fans want to hear.

“Five years later and here I am, finally deciding to take my life and music into my own hands. To create because I love it and not because it’s what the crowd wants to hear,” said Wangechi.