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Onyango Jasuba: Celebrated Ohangla musician dies in Sindo, fans mourn

Onyango Jasuba: Celebrated Ohangla musician dies in Sindo, fans mourn

Ohangla artiste Onyango Jasuba died in Sindo as Luo Festivals began. Babu Owino led tributes, recalling his rise from humble beginnings and pledging support.

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The Ohangla music community is in mourning following the death of celebrated artist Onyango Jasuba, who passed away in Sindo. The timing of his passing struck many fans particularly hard, coming just as the Luo Festivals were beginning to gain momentum.

Embakasi East MP Babu Owino broke the news on Sunday, 15 November, sharing his condolences on X (formerly Twitter) and describing the loss as one felt deeply across the entire Ohangla fan base.

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In his post, Owino painted a picture of an artist who had earned his place in the music industry through sheer determination. He noted that Jasuba had worked tirelessly throughout his career, climbing from very modest roots to carve out a respected name for himself in the competitive world of Ohangla music.

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"As Ohangla music lovers, we have lost a great artist who worked tirelessly, rising from very humble beginnings to establish his name in the music industry," Owino wrote.

The MP also extended his heartfelt condolences to Jasuba's family, relatives, neighbours and fans, calling on…

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PAY ATTENTION: TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! The Ohangla music community is in mourning following the death of celebrated artist Onyango Jasuba, who passed away in Sindo. Comedian Ronoh plunged into mourning month after mum's death "As Ohangla music lovers, we have lost a great artist who worked tirelessly, rising from very humble beginnings to establish his name in the music industry," Owino wrote.

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