66views
Mumba Yachi, who has shot back to fame through his “Squeeze my Lemon” hit which he released soon after returning to Zambia following a deportation, says he’ll not be broken by the cowardly acts to burn down his studio.
He posts:
I have been fighting battles ever since I was born but this one breaks my heart to the core, more than the deportation . Yesterday majesties our studio, the Bamboo studio was burnt to ashes by unknown cowards and all our equipments and our CDs gone. But I can tell you this one will not kill our spirits. See you all on 7th of November
Artist Mumba Yachi today had his studio burnt to ashes. All his equipment (guitars, keyboards, drums, MICs, Mixers, Equalizers, Computers etc).
He has a family of 2 children and a wife. It’s rough for him. A bad day and he is in a state at the moment. Where to start from and how to sustain his only mode of income and survival.
I called him to come home so I comfort him and look at ways of helping him out of this drastic drawback on his artistic skills.
If l had money, I would have bailed him out instantly but it’s a bit rough at the moment. I have however donated K1000 to him and hereby do ask anyone willing to help him financially so he can purchase all his lost equipment and continue show casing his blessed God given unique voice skills.
Mumba Yachi’s number is 0970352443. Send him any amount you can. My number is 0964007007 and can be alternative on his behalf.
Zikomo in advance.
Together We Can (help a Brother)
add a comment
