Dec 28, 2022 1 Min Read
Jimmy Gait is still one of Kenya's most trolled musicians.
Jimmy Gait, a gospel artist turned businessman, recently made inappropriate statements about the plight of Kenyan women in the Middle East. Jimmy Gait claimed he had never heard of Kenyan men being mistreated apparently because 'they don't sleep with their bosses' wives,' especially in light of tales on the horrible experience that these women face at the hands of their heartless employers.
Kenyans reacted quickly on Twitter, exposing holes in his views that indicated abused women had been seducing married men in the Middle East. Some people were upset with Mediamax for bringing the artist to their studios.
James Ngaita Ngigi is his given name. He was born on July 15, 1980. The 41-year-old artist is the first child in a family of four, with two sisters and one brother. He has yet to marry, and in a recent interview with MC Jessy, Ngigi stated that because he is unique and distinct, he should not be forced to marry just because other people are.
Education
He grew up in Kiambu County and went to Escarpment Primary School. Later, he attended Lari Secondary School before enrolling in Moffat Bible College to pursue a diploma in Bible and Theology.
A Career in Music
He began his musical career at Kijabe Mission, where he was part of a group of 12 coworkers that sang at various events. Ngigi asserts that he has unrivaled soloist abilities, which drew people to him.
He gained a local superstar in Kijabe, which prompted him to pursue the larger Kenyan market. 'Muhadhara' was his first smash, catapulting him to the forefront of gospel music.
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