Somebody Stop Embarambamba, Ezekiel Mutua Pleads
Kenya Film Classification Board CEO Ezekiel Mutua has expressed concern over the safety of Kisii gospel artiste Christopher Musioma popularly known as Embarambamba.
The musician has made a name for himself for pulling off bizarre spine-chilling stunts during his performances and music videos, drawing the attention of Mr Mutua.
Taking to social media, the KFCB boss said Embarambamba needs to be stopped before he hurts himself.
“I have a feeling that Embarambara is a danger to himself and that his fans could be cheering him to self destruction. Is this style sustainable? Is it even sane? Unless he’s super human, this guy will hurt himself. Someone please stop him! ” he tweeted.
Embarambamba: Petition Launched To Stop Kisii Musician’s Stunts
Unless you live under a rock, you’ve probably seen videos of a musician from Kisii pulling off bizarre stunts during his performances.
The musician, born Christopher Musioma but popularly known as Embarambamba, recently released another controversial video dubbed ‘Embarambamba live performance from the forest
na ng’ombe‘.
The clip captures Embarambamba running around a garden and jumping on a cow at some point.
Other clips show the famous musician climbing on a tent while another shows him lying in the mud while clad in a white suit.
While a section of netizens finds his videos entertaining, another section has launched a petition calling for Embarambamba to be barred from performing such stunts.
By William Osoro | 1 month ago
Just four days ago, Embarambamba released perhaps his most controversial video yet, jumping atop a cow. Photo: Youtube/Chris Embarambamba.
In recent times, a Kisii musician has captivated the nation with his over the top antics which have gone viral on social media. Just four days ago, Embarambamba released perhaps his most controversial video yet. Dubbed Embarambamba live performance from the forest
na ng ombe , the gospel singer is seen running around in a garden and at one point, jumps atop a terrified cow. The startled cow proceeds to throw him off its back before running off. In another scene off one of his music videos, Embarambamba is seen lying in the mud while donning a white suit.
Mental health facilities are few, scattered and very expensive January 22nd 2021 at 11:06:53 GMT +0300
Many Kenyans suffer from mental illness without being accorded proper treatment. Sadly, their tribulations are attributed to witchcraft, curse, evil spirits or drugs. Others blame poverty or even genes.
Currently, there is inadequate data and information on the prevalence of mental health, neurological, and substance use (MNS) cases. However, according to the Ministry of Health, up to 25 per cent of outpatients and 40 per cent of in-patients in health facilities suffer from mental conditions. Yet, Kenya has fewer experts in mental health with treatment facilities found mostly in Nairobi.