Nameless: This is my confession

Kenya singer Nameless during the interview with Sunday Standard at the Monarch Hotel,Nairobi [Elvis Ogina.Standard]

There comes a point in time when a man has to re-evaluate his life and possibly make some changes. For Nameless, that time was in his late 30s. He started reflecting on what he had and hadn’t done. The mistakes he’d made and how he could live differently.

He is honest in admitting shortcomings he is dealing with, especially those that caused contention in his marriage (he is married to fellow artist Wahu Kagwi) and other relationships. He thrives in harmonious spaces. That’s why you won’t find in performing at political rallies or posting anything on social media that is likely to cause conflict.