MCSK boss Ezekiel Mutua loses his mum
Dr Ezekiel Mutua, the Chief Executive Officer of Music Copyright Society of Kenya (MCSK) is in mourning following the death of his mother.
Dr Mutua announced the demise of his mother on Tuesday in a post on social media.
“Mum… just hope that it’s a bad dream.”
The message attracted numerous messages of condolences from his followers with some concluding that Dr Mutua’s mother must have been adorable, judging from his past post.
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“Ezekiel Mutua Doc. Your love and care for your parents is unmatched. You have taught us many lessons on how to relate with our old parents. Whatever it is may the Lord see you through. Shalom,” said Patrick Simiyu.
“Oh no! My heartfelt condolences to you and the family at this hard times. Think of you my friend ♥️,” commented Phoebe Wekesa.
“Take heart my Brother, it’s God’s perfect will. May she rest with the angels🙏🏾,” said Anthony Mbugua.
“Ooh noooo. Peace to you and your family. Her memories lingers on – those precious family moments you always share,” Elsie Daniel wrote.
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“May our good Lord take care of you and family… Jesus cares even when we’ve said good bye to our loved one. Peace, be still,” said STL Ireri.
Dr Mutua has in the past spoken fondly about his love and admiration for his parents, oftentimes narrating what their lives were like when they lived in poverty until the blessings began coming around. He often posts photos of him spending time with his mother.
In a recent post, Dr Mutua said his mother was a walking miracle who survived a snake bite after the reptile crept into her bed in the make shift structure they used to live in. Upon her recovery from the poisonous bite, Dr Mutua built his parents a home.
“By God’s grace, years later, I have built mum a house where those deadly reptiles of Ukambani cannot easily access. Above all, God healed her body and soul and sustained her for 100 years to see her great-grandchildren. Whenever I visit her in the village, and we are ‘beating’ stories about life, remembering that incident and many more, we marvel at God’s grace!,” Dr Mutua reminisced.
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