Veteran Coast-based musician Nyota Ndogo has expressed heartfelt gratitude after receiving an unexpected KSh 100,000 gift from celebrated rapper Khaligraph Jones. The Watu Na Viatu hitmaker, born Mwanaisha Abdalla, revealed that the rapper’s generosity caught her completely by surprise.
Nyota Ndogo took to Facebook to share her excitement, explaining how she received an unexpected M-PESA message while at work. “Jamani jamani nimekaa hapa kazini mara gafla naskia ujumbe kwa simu. Nafungua simu yangu jumbe ujumbe kutoka M-PESA imetoka kwa nani? Kwa Khaligraph Jones. Hata nisiseme mengi…..nimempigia kaniambia kunywa soda mama..nimefeel appreciated. OG must be respected,” she wrote.
The Omollo hitmaker’s kind gesture comes shortly after Nyota Ndogo publicly praised him for his artistry and unwavering consistency in the Kenyan music scene. She has often shown admiration for Khaligraph, even urging Tanzanian star Mbosso to consider collaborating with him on a remix of the song Pawa.
Her endorsement sparked buzz across Tanzania, with several radio stations picking up her comments. Nyota Ndogo later revealed she had already done multiple interviews with Tanzanian media outlets about her suggestion. “Kule Tanzania Khaligraph Jones anazidi kutrendi. Kwa kauli yangu. Na yes ningependa kusikia Pawa Khali akiwa ndani,” she posted.
It is clear that Khaligraph noticed her support and chose to show his appreciation in a tangible way. The unexpected cash gift left fans praising the rapper for valuing Nyota Ndogo’s loyalty and contributions to Kenyan music.
Many took to the comment section to applaud him. Some described him as a true OG who gives respect and recognition to fellow artists while they are still alive. Others highlighted how rare it is to see such generosity in the industry, with one fan writing, “Indeed, he must be respected, oooh someone dashing you 100k in this economy…. Must be given respect kabisa.”
This latest act of kindness further cements Khaligraph’s reputation as not only one of Kenya’s biggest rap talents but also as an artist who appreciates and uplifts others in the industry. For Nyota Ndogo, the moment was more than just financial. It was a reminder that her support and admiration had not gone unnoticed.
