GET HIGH ON MUSIC, NOT DRUGS

Mangwair, M-to-P addition to List
Wednesday 29th May 2013, East Africans woke up to rather sad news from the South.
Bongo artistes Mangwair and M-to-P had fallen. Not in accident or by the blast of a gun.
They were found dead of over-indulgence in alcohol, cocaine and other explosive drugs. They got high to death.
Much as we may be sad and wish them RIP and condole with their families, this should serve a pointer to the yet to die drug-addicted 'celebs.'
Celebrity is not about getting high on concoctions' overdose. Me thinks most of our 'celebs' would be better off with a lesson from the Maasai Dancers on what getting high entails.

A fortnight ago, Tanzania's epitome of beauty, doing music for her living almost waved us the last. A timely plea by her mother and consequent intervention by the country's president H.E Brother Jakaya Kikwete saved the bootylicious Rehema Chalamila (31).
At 31, Ray C had gotten the epix of not her career, but drugs-use. She would have died with all these beauty! Damn!
Hers is a lesson to the yet to leave us. There is a second chance in life. However, it is not guaranteed.

Much as it is said indulgence in drugs should be done in moderation, nothing moderate is available for anyone   when it comes to number of our days on earth. We all strive and pray to Almighty to live 100%
Our talented artistes should be no exception. Do Not moderate. Leave Drugs, Live Life.