Kaveve Kazoze, the talent behind the hit song, has recently become the focus of attention online due to her decision to return to her roots in the upcountry in an attempt to overcome financial challenges.
This move comes in the wake of Ngesh and her team openly discussing their financial struggles and inability to meet their financial obligations. They pointed fingers at well-known politicians like Mike Sonko and Karen Nyamu, accusing them of making empty promises that have yet to materialize.
Despite their fame and a hit song boasting over 4.2 million views on YouTube, the group has not seen any monetary gains from their success. They have also faced difficulties in securing shows or brand deals, contributing to their ongoing financial instability.
In a widely circulated online video, Ngesh Kaveve Kazoze can be seen returning to Nyandarua, her hometown, with the hope of finding opportunities to hustle and, perhaps, rejuvenate her mindset. The video captures her engaging in everyday tasks like washing clothes, all while reciting the popular “Mwalimu wa math” slogan.
“Enyewe Mwalimu wa maths alisema sitaenda mbali,” Ngesh remarks while washing clothes. It has been disclosed that the hitmaker has chosen to relocate to the countryside, and there is speculation that she may return to Nairobi if her endeavors prove successful.
Despite the festive season, typically a time when musicians secure numerous gigs, Ngesh is experiencing a different reality. The lack of shows and opportunities, despite their song releases, has prompted her to seek solace in her village, highlighting the challenging nature of the music industry.
