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MC Njagi, Man Behind The Success Of A Woman’s Self Made Proverb

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Last updated: 2017/07/06 at 12:31 PM
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When Wavinya Ndeti wanted to used a popular proverb in swahili – Yaliyopita Si Ndwele- her tongue slipped, which is normal and she ended up saying something else her gods wanted.

MC Njagi

‘Yaliyo ndwele sipite’, and everyone understood that she wanted to say what has passed has got nothing to do with the present. But Kenyan’s didn’t move on so they say.

After a week of trolling her with all sorts of memes, one man, MC Njagi from Meru rushed to a music studio and did a song.

Yaliyondwele Sipite, it went viral and now he is a celeb. He was so creative , but no Kenyans love taking situational advantage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjmbJDGVaME

Thanks to his song, Wavinya Ndeti is enjoying free publicity!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoXRoQFWJaQ

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