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Kisii man heartbroken after studio he built for years goes up in flames: "All my efforts gone"

Kisii man heartbroken after studio he built for years goes up in flames: "All my efforts gone"

Kisii music producer Steve Mansamu broke down after fire destroyed his studio, which supported upcoming artists. He vows to rebuild and revive his dream.

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A young Kenyan music producer is struggling to come to terms with the loss of a studio he spent years building after a devastating fire reduced the facility to ashes.

Steve Mansamu, a music producer from Kisii, recalled receiving a distressing phone call from a friend at around 10 pm informing him that his studio was on fire.

He told TUKO.co.ke that he immediately rushed to the scene, hoping that the situation could still be salvaged, but what he found left him heartbroken.

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The flames had engulfed the studio, destroying the facility he had painstakingly built through years of hard work, financial sacrifices and sleepless nights.

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In an emotional account, Mansamu said he broke down as he watched his investment go up in flames, struggling to accept how quickly everything he had worked for had disappeared.

Mansamu explained that the studio was more than just a business, describing it as a personal dream he had pursued from scratch as a young person determined to make something of himself.

In brief

Search option is now available at TUKO! Steve Mansamu, a music producer from Kisii, recalled receiving a distressing phone call from a friend at around 10 pm informing him that his studio was on fire. The flames had engulfed the studio, destroying the facility he had painstakingly built through years of hard work, financial sacrifices and sleepless nights.

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