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Popular Kenyan actor, Jamal Nassul Gadafi has been killed in what is reported to be love turned sour.
Reports indicate that Jamal, who acted as a judge in the famous Kenyan comedy show "Vioja Mahakamani" which aired on KBC TV, was stabbed to death by his girlfriend.
His lover identified as Grace Kanamu, 40, is said to have stabbed him using a kitchen knife after they allegedly quarreled during a party at the Arks Hotel in Mlolongo area on Tuesday night.
The incident is reported to have happened at 6:15 pm and it is yet to be established what they argued about. The 39-year-old was rushed to Shalom Hospital but was announced dead on arrival.
Confirming the incident, Athi River OCPD Sharma Wario says police have launched investigations into the actor's killing. Jamal and Kanamu allegedly pursued the relationship as they're both divorced.
The award-winning actor has featured in several Kenyan films and TV shows including Junior, Vioja Mahakamani, and Aunty Boss among others.
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And this is why I rarely listen to Foreign language Music; and so prefer Swahili or Local dialect songs.
What a sad outcome, Rest in peace.
Pole sana. Anyway.....My advice to Men: Don't ever Commit to a Woman😍same Age or even at least 1 second Older😩than you (lest Ukaliwe or Ukatwe ama Uuwawe kinyama hivi).
@ Guest 1, I still havent figured out if you are male female,or intersex...You seem to float on a continuum. I accept any expert advise from either sex,but if there is not expert, I go for life experience. Therefore, Iwould be more inclined to listen to aman advising me on women...
So you say that a man should always be older? But that does not jive with science that says men die early,and that is in addition to women peaking sexually after 30- so I have heard. In that case,if sex is the primary reason for marrying, then it makes sense for a man in 20s to marry an older woman. dont you think?
Actually, age aside, you should not marry aperson of"unsound mind"euphemism for crazy.A girl has to be crazy to do what this woman did.
I am a Traditional CHRISTIAN; imbued with Common sense. Kama wewe Mke wako anakuBeat kwa Mda wowote: Pole sana.
Wewe kama traditional christian, si umwombee mke wangu mashetani zimtoke...Tena umwombee Rose Muhando.Then give me the date the mashetani would be chased away.Hopefully before xmas.
Maxiley you sound Transgender / Drag qween to me. Anyway: Mke akikujia na kukwambia eti: "Wewe mtoto Kwangu utaniambia nini?" Utamjibu namnagani? kitambo akucharrrraze Makofi "Rwap! Rwap!! Rwap!!! Najua utamuita mamako. Pole sana.😭
Bibi yangu traditional christian kama wewe. She cannot ever entertain the notion of slapping me,even if she found my mistress in our bedroom. She will kneel down and pray...then serve us diner .Like a good christian.Then pray for God to forgive our sins.
@ Guest 1, how could one deduce transgenderism from what I have said. Confounds me.
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@#guest one you hide under a fake name because anything you write is of disturbed mind. why mwakilishi claim they filter their stuff is a wonder and publish your shit . a human being have lost life and all you can talk is chicken shit . to to hell !
He’s a fool 🤬
That’s not true
The morality of cold murders & the God given sanctity of life has become an old disregarded virtue. What's wrong with our generation when it comes to solving or handling conflicts? The only way is to get physical or murder people? It is quite a frequent and disturbing trend indeed.
When it reaches Points of Prolonged or PATHOLOGICAL Squabbles in a Relationship: Just quit before it gets Physical.
RIP, and condolences to the family for a life taken at a prime age. Though they say love is the currency of life, the converse is not true. Life should not be the currency of love and materialism. Why take another's life because of love or indifference? they say “Heav'n has no rage, like love to hatred turn'd,/Nor Hell a fury, like a woman scorn'd.” but that is no licence to take another soul.
My only question is... has the perpetrator been arrested by police? she needs a mob to work on her first, then police can deal with her... RIP Jamal
Guest1, I finally realise you are a man with a lot of "umama & utoto". You attack without reflection, I mean, everyone knows Maxiley is a dume...clearly demonstrated with his open crush on formerlyguest1. Don't go that low & nasty....and in any case, even if he was those genders, what's your beef?
@Sukari,Iam sending you a retainer.You have superbly defended me.Right now Iam thumbing my chest showing my mistress that mimi ndume.As for the other parts that include crushes,iwill respond after consultation with my dearest friend Formerly guest 2
Haiya why am I being mentioned in this feud? uuuiiii ! Ha ha its good to be crushed on once in a while . Maxiley siku moja tutakutana tuu huko Sarasota and we shall kunywa our margaritas and discuss all the characters from Mwakilishi ...........
Olala, Sarasota, naenda huko Kesho kufanya kazi for two days. Its about an hour from St.Petersburg where I hung my shingles.
Yes I believe siku moja tutakutana. And from what I have heard, you turn necks faster than Eliud Kipchoge runs marathons. You know that know Florida is all beaches around so dont forget your swim suit...I mean we will take advantage of this vast swimming pool called atlantic ocean.
Na when you come usisahau kubeba sukari as a sweetener...
Maxiley...FG2 knows you do...and she is the only one who knows how to tame you at Mwakilishi. Guest1 likes to koroga koroga us then sits back and watch us squirm. Ana chuki sana….
I am not here to defend @Guest, for @Guest is capable of defending @Guest any time necessary. My opinion is that @Guest is a straight shooter, objective to a fault and rational. @guest says things in a way you and I may consider a taboo and does it with gusto that many find ruffling to their cultural feathers. I may not agree with @Guest on certain views but I subscribe to the tenacity with which "they" put to check our loosely held beliefs.
R.I.P Call me shady but I really enjoyed these Kenyans productions. We can binge watch all manner of stuff out there. But they don't define us. It's programs like these that define who we are as Kenyans- at the core.