POPULAR ARTIST TO BE ARRESTED FOR DOING THIS TO AN ANIMAL

The music scene in Kenya has grown, developing into a rich progressive sound. Although many of its songs are sung in Kiswahili, the song’s message is always conveyed through feeling.

Recently S3x scandals, backstabbing and rivalry are today the order of the day in the Kenyan gospel music industry.

The situation has moved from good to bad and now, sad, to ugly.

Most gospel musicians feel more comfortable performing and hanging out in bars, than in church.

Kenyans have taken to social media to call for the arrest of one gospel musician commonly known as Embarambamba for what they termed as the abuse of animal rights.

In a video shared online Embarambamba is seen mishandling a cow.

Kenyan constitution documents animal rights and netizens feel that the singer is going against one of them by presumably mistreating the cow and causing harm to it. Netizens think he should be arrested for the action.

A week will not go by without a scandal involving a ‘top’ gospel musician hitting the blogs or social media platforms.

At the center of the most recent controversy is one Samuel Muraya, popularly known as DJ Mo.

Gospel singers Willy Paul and Bahati have also officially crossed over to the secular side.

DJ Mo – gospel musician Size 8’s husband- has been implicated in a serious scandal by bloggers.

Although he says that to err is human and no one is perfect, the controversy cost him a job as the resident DJ on NTV gospel music show Crossover 101.

On the current state of the gospel music industry, DJ Mo feels it is just taking a shift, and not necessarily dying.

“Every four to five years, the gospel music industry changes gears and follows a new direction,” he says. “That’s what we are experiencing right now.”

Source: Celebbuzz