Mejja Opens Up On Fear Of Failure & The Resilience Behind His Success
Legendary Genge artist Major Nameye Khadija, widely known as Mejja, has provided a rare, candid look into the internal drive that fuels his decades-long career. Speaking during a listening party for his latest album, the award-winning musician reflected on how his difficult upbri..
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Kenyan Genge artist Mejja has opened up about the driving forces behind his enduring music career, citing his challenging past and a deep-seated fear of returning to poverty.
- Mejja believes his fear of returning to poverty is a powerful motivator for his hard work.
- The award-winning musician advised aspiring artists to embrace resilience, stating, "Slow motion is better than no motion."
- He highlighted his self-made status, stemming from a lack of extended family support, as a source of pride rather than a reason for pity.
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Kenyan Music Stars Celebrate Birthdays And Honor Legacy - March 2026
Kenyan music icons Nameless and Talia Oyando paid tribute to the late rapper E-Sir on March 16, 2026, marking 23 years since his tragic passing in 2003. Meanwhile, Genge artist Mejja opened up about the driving forces behind his enduring career, citing his challenging past and fear of returning to poverty. Charlie Jones also celebrated his partner, media personality Betty Kyallo, on her birthday on March 15, 2026, with a heartfelt public tribute on Instagram emphasizing their enduring bond. Tanzanian singer Harmonize received a surprise birthday celebration from his girlfriend Frida Kajala, who organized a special event and penned an emotional public tribute.
