Miracle Baby’s name is quite synonymous with Kenya’s energetic gengetone scene. From chart-topping hits with Sailors Gang to a challenging battle with illness and a surprising turn towards ministry.

A New Calling Emerges

Following a recent hospitalization, Peter surprised fans with a life-altering announcement. A video surfaced, showing him in his hospital bed, promising to preach the gospel upon discharge. This revelation left many wondering if he was truly serious about this new path.

Miracle Baby’s journey is a testament to resilience and the power of faith. From the electrifying energy of gengetone to the challenges of illness and the embrace of ministry, his story continues to inspire.

A recent video now showcases Miracle Baby preaching in Kikuyu as the congregants cheer him on. This is his first sermon after being released from hospital.

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Rising Star with Sailors Gang

In 2017, Peter, along with his bandmates, burst onto the music scene with Sailors Gang. Their infectious gengetone beats and catchy tunes like “Wakiritho” ft Octopizzo, “Pekejeng,” and “Wamlambez” had Kenyans dancing. The trio dominated the charts until 2021, when the genre’s popularity waned.

Shifting Gears: Mugithi and Marriage

With gengetone evolving into Arbantone, Sailors Gang disbanded. Peter, ever the creative spirit, ventured into Mugithi in 2020 with his wife Carol Katrue. Their love songs, including “Wendo Witetere” and “Kana Gaitu,” resonated with fans and became radio staples.

A Battle for Health

However, amidst his musical pursuits, a different challenge emerged. In 2018, persistent stomach issues plagued Peter, leading to multiple surgeries. For nearly five years, he bravely fought a relentless gastrointestinal condition, requiring ongoing medical care.