Why I Summoned Musalia Mudavadi to Come on Stage ~ Khaligraph Jones Reveals

Kenyan rapper Khaligraph Jones shares the reason that made him summon Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi on stage while he was performing.

Speaking in an interview with SPM BUZZ, he said that he wanted to share the stage with prominent people, and that made him feel good, as he also wanted to make a statement to his rivals because the honorables listened and acted on his request and even went to the extent of dancing, a move that hasn’t been pulled by many artists. Another artist to have done what Khaligraph did was gospel artist Bahati, who made President Uhuru Kenyatta rise from his seat and sit there.

“It was an honor to share a stage with such prominent people. We don’t take that for granted. God is good. We are grateful to God, yeah.” Khaligraph answered.

He also shared an insight into the progress of his ongoing multimillion-dollar mansion, saying that he is still at it and that everything that has been used to build that house was obtained locally, and nothing has been shipped from the outside world.

“Vitu ni za hapa bana, and there’s nothing like local things aren’t leggit; everything that the country does is also a big deal, and I have no plans of shipping anything from the outside world.” Khaligraph added.

Speaking to those hating his multimillionaire mansion, he said that haters will always hate, and he wouldn’t allow their negative mentality to bring his spirit down.

“A hater is a hater. At the end of the day, it is expected that you will see people saying negative things about you, but the majority of people will say positive things about you. Always focus on the positive things that will build your life,” Khaligraph emphasized.

He urged fans to stream Bien’s album ‘Alusa, Why Are You Topless?, an album that is streaming on all platforms.

He also addressed the harsh economy of the country, saying that he would try to pass the message on to the higher authorities so that it could be addressed.