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Singer Jaguar: I would rather quit Nacada than erode my dignity

Singer Jaguar
Jaguar has stated that he will not sit back and watch as corruption consumed Nacada Photo: Facebook/Jaguar

Jaguar’s new song Barua kwa Rais is nothing like his previous hit Kipepeo, a love song whose lyrics evoke warm emotions.

It echoes a similar message he seemed to pass in Kigeugeu and Matapeli and more so the latter, a single that talks about widespread corruption in the country. This time, the song is a deep letter directed to the President.

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