Mejja is a popular artist known for his hit gengetone music. His real name is Nameye Khadija, but some fans also call him Okwonko after his popular song. Recently, Mejja suffered from a throat illness that prevented him from performing. However, he has now announced his comeback to the music industry after taking a short break to recover.
In an Instagram post, Mejja revealed that the time off had taught him who his real friends were. He wrote, “Back to basics!!!! Nimewahata manze tupatane Marima, I have learned a lot through this process about patience na pia who your real friends are, tubaki hivo hivo mpaka sahii. Uzito wagenge, Jah bless,” which translates to “Back to basics! I have learned a lot through this process about patience and who my real friends are. Let’s stay the way we are until now. God bless.”
Mejja has stated that he will be cautious in his return to the music industry, following advice from his doctor. He noticed blood in his sputum while in Australia, which prompted him to seek medical attention. He explained, “I have been having issues with my throat. When I was in Australia, I contracted the flu and could not get access to medicine since I was performing every day. When I came back, the pain was on and off even after taking some over-the-counter drugs.”
Despite his health concerns, Mejja remains a beloved artist in Kenya and beyond. His music has become a staple of the gengetone genre, which has gained popularity in recent years for its catchy beats and relatable lyrics. Mejja’s unique sound and style have made him a standout performer in this scene, and his fans eagerly await his return to the stage.
In addition to his musical talents, Mejja has also been praised for his honesty and vulnerability in discussing his health struggles. By sharing his experiences with fans, he has helped to raise awareness about the importance of taking care of one’s health, even in the midst of a demanding career.
Overall, Mejja’s resilience and determination in the face of health challenges serve as an inspiration to fans and fellow artists alike. As he prepares to make his comeback to the music industry, he reminds us that success requires not only talent and hard work, but also patience and self-care.