Magix Enga Appeals to the Kenyan President to Help him Pay his Bills

Kenyan music producer Magix Enga has appealed to Kenyan President William Samoei Ruto to step in and help him pay his pending bills.

Magix Enga, who broke the news on his social media handles, said that he has reached a point where he can no longer make a living after trying everything and failing.

He shared a history of the people he has worked with and the projects he has made a success, hinting that even his own studio, which he used to depend on, was shut down because he couldn’t pay rent.

“Some of the artists that I collaborated with took advantage of me.”Most of the songs that I produced, i.e., Dundaing, Watoto na pombe, Otile Brown ft. Enga and Maja, Mapenzi Hisia, and many others, I am not benefiting from them. Right now I am writing this because I have a 1-month-old baby boy who is depending on me. I tried to pull myself together, but the studio in which I was working was shut down because of rent issues. I still believe that I am the best producer. For instance, Gengetone beats people who love them, i.e., the most treading song is Mamiondoko, which I have not benefited from, and Digidigi from Arrow Boy, which has more than 10,000,000 views. I have not gotten even a single cent from it.

Currently, I don’t have a job. Our president, Dr. William Samoei Ruto I can urge you to please help me in whatever way you can, from the music industry to my colleague. My numbers are 0704872170.” The Magix statement read:

The producer also shared his disappointment with artists he had worked with before and made their projects a success by failing to recognize him and even supporting him to pay his small bills.

Magix Enga is doing this out of a lack of options; he is currently with a child and has called out to the Kenyan President to offer him a job so that he may be able to support himself and provide for his child as well.

Magix Enga is one of the famous producers whose work speaks volumes, having worked with both local and international artists that are doing well in the music industry.